Perfect match delivers big win for pennsylvania lottery player — money

Five numbers hit in Carbon County turning one ticket into a $160K jackpot win

CARBON COUNTY, Pa. — A single set of numbers has turned into a six-figure payday for one Pennsylvania Lottery player after a winning ticket matched every number in a recent drawing.

The jackpot-winning Treasure Hunt ticket was sold at Maa Durga Services LLC on West Patterson Street in Lansford Borough for the Friday, March 27 drawing.

The winning numbers — 6, 13, 16, 20 and 25 — matched perfectly, securing a prize worth $160,000 before taxes.

While the winner has not been publicly identified, lottery officials note that prizes are only confirmed once tickets are claimed and validated.

The retailer that sold the ticket will also receive a $500 bonus.

The Treasure Hunt game, drawn daily, continues to produce steady winners across the state, with more than 56,000 additional tickets also picking up prizes in the same drawing.

For one player in Carbon County, though, this set of numbers made all the difference.

Key Points

Jackpot-winning ticket sold in Carbon County
All five numbers matched in Treasure Hunt drawing
Winner not publicly identified

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