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Adams County player scores $50K in Pennsylvania Lottery’s weekly Millionaire Raffle

MIDDLETOWN, PA – A $50,000 winning ticket was sold in Adams County during the second weekly drawing of the Pennsylvania Lottery’s New Year’s Millionaire Raffle, officials announced Monday.

The winning ticket, numbered 00076077, was purchased at The Gettysburg Beer Mart Inc., located at 646 York Street in Gettysburg Borough.

It was one of two top prizes awarded from more than 44,200 Millionaire Raffle tickets sold between November 11 and November 17. The raffle offers eight weekly drawings leading up to the final $1 million drawing on January 3.

Winners of the $50,000 weekly prize must claim it in person at a Pennsylvania Lottery office. Prizes cannot be redeemed by mail or at retail locations. Full instructions and official rules are available on palottery.com.

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Key Points

$50,000 winning ticket sold at Gettysburg Beer Mart in Adams County
Ticket number 00076077 was selected from tickets sold November 11–17
Prize must be claimed in person at an official Lottery office

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