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SEAFORD, NY — A Long Island retailer sold two second-prize-winning Mega Millions tickets for the April 15 drawing, totaling $6 million in prizes, according to the New York Lottery.

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Two second-prize tickets sold at Manya Card and Gifts Inc. in Seaford
One ticket is worth $2 million, the other $4 million
Both tickets were for the April 15 Mega Millions drawing

Seaford shop sells back-to-back million-dollar tickets

Manya Card and Gifts Inc., located at 1250C Hicksville Road in Seaford, sold two separate second-prize-winning Mega Millions tickets—one valued at $2 million and the other at $4 million. Both wins came from the same drawing on April 15.

The difference in prize values likely stems from one ticket including the optional Megaplier feature, which can multiply non-jackpot winnings.

Mega Millions continues to deliver massive payouts

The winning numbers for the April 15 draw were selected from a field of one to 70, with a separate Mega Ball drawn from one to 24. Drawings are held every Tuesday and Friday at 11 p.m.

Mega Millions remains one of the most popular lottery games in the United States, consistently generating multi-million dollar winners across New York and beyond.

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