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$10.75 Million Unclaimed Lottery Jackpot Set to Expire

In a recent story from CNN, there is an unclaimed lottery jackpot that is set to expire worth $10.75 million. The winner has until today, 4pm, to claim it.

The ticket was bought in Des Moines, Iowa. Some Iowa resident is a lucky person if they can find their ticket and claim this huge unclaimed lottery jackpot.

If this money remains unclaimed, the money would go back into lottery, and Iowa would get about $1.3 million if this goes unclaimed.

It’s still confusing how much goes unclaimed, especially money such as lottery money! However, it is a common occurrence most US states are currently facing.

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