A Powerball ticket bought at a Loudoun County, Virginia, 7-Eleven for last Wednesday’s lottery drawing is worth $1 million.
And so far, nobody has come forward with the winning ticket, according to the Virginia Lottery.
The winning ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven at 42870 Truro Parish Drive in Ashburn.
While the ticket in question matches the correct winning numbers of 10-15-21-67-69 for the Aug. 9 drawing, it missed the Powerball number of 3.
The Ashburn 7-Eleven that sold the ticket — one of only three tickets across the United States to match the first five numbers for $1 million — is due a $10,000 bonus from the Virginia Lottery.
No ticket matched all six numbers to win Wednesday’s estimated $170 million jackpot.
This means the jackpot for Saturday’s Powerball drawing has grown to an estimated $194 million (estimated cash value of $95 million).
Another beneficiary from last Wednesday’s Powerball drawing will be Loudoun County Public Schools, as the Virginia Lottery said all state profits go to K-12 education.
The school district received more than $24.2 million in funds for K-12 education last fiscal year, according to the Virginia Lottery.
