Lottery ticket worth $32G sold in Medford via free play
The New York Lottery logo. Credit: New York Lottery
The lottery is sometimes referred to as a dollar and a dream.
In Medford Thursday, it didn't even take a dollar.
The New York Lottery today announced that the ticket for the top TAKE 5 prize was sold at the Citgo station at 3173 Route 112 in Medford. The ticket is worth $32,210.
The ticket was purchased using a free play from a past TAKE 5 drawing where the player’s ticket matched two of the five numbers drawn.
Also, 216 players each purchased $447 winning tickets by matching four out of five numbers.
The winning numbers were 14-17-25-35-39.
Winners can claim prizes at the lottery's Long Island customer service office, at 45 South Service Rd. in Plainview.
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