Grocery stop turns into huge score in connecticut
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Grocery stop turns into huge score in Connecticut

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February 25, 2026
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Granby grocery run turns into $20,000 scratch off surprise

GRANBY, CT – A routine stop at a Granby supermarket has produced a $20,000 lottery win after a 200X 4th Edition scratch-off ticket delivered a five-figure payout.

The winning ticket was sold Tuesday at Geissler’s Supermarket Inc in Granby, according to Connecticut Lottery records.

The prize came from the 200X 4th Edition scratch-off game, which features multiple prize tiers including $20,000 awards.

Lottery officials have not released information about the winner. Prizes must be validated before payment is issued.

It was not immediately known whether the winning ticket has been claimed.

Geissler’s Supermarket Inc will receive a retailer bonus under Connecticut Lottery guidelines for selling the $20,000 winning ticket.

Key Points

  • A $20,000 200X 4th Edition ticket was sold in Granby
  • The winning ticket was purchased at Geissler’s Supermarket Inc
  • The prize must be validated before payment is issued
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