$100K scratch-off blast hits New Jersey supermarket

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August 18, 2026

Money Vault Bingo ticket delivers a six-figure score on Bergen Street

NEWARK, NJ – A New Jersey Lottery scratch-off sold at a Newark supermarket packed a $100,000 surprise, turning a Money Vault Bingo ticket purchased on Bergen Street into a six-figure lottery score.

The winning ticket was sold at X Supermarket, located at 421-429 Bergen St. in Newark, Essex County.

New Jersey Lottery records list the $100,000 prize for Sunday, Aug. 16.

Money Vault Bingo delivers $100K

The winning scratch-off came from the Money Vault Bingo game.

The ticket carried a $100,000 prize, according to the Lottery information released.

No additional details about the circumstances surrounding the purchase were provided.

Newark supermarket sells winning ticket

X Supermarket is listed as the retailer that sold the winning ticket.

The available Lottery information identifies the game, prize, retailer and location but does not provide further details about the player.


Key Points

  • A Money Vault Bingo scratch-off sold in Newark scored a $100,000 prize.
  • The winning ticket was purchased at X Supermarket at 421-429 Bergen St.
  • The six-figure lottery prize was recorded Sunday, Aug. 16, in Essex County.
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