If you have the numbers 9,21,35,38,46,49 on a lottery ticket bought in Abingdon and the date says 18 Dec 2010 it will be worth £956,813.
The national lottery have not said where it was purchased exactly, “because if it was bought in a small community we could compromise that person’s anonymity“. But I suspect the unclaimed ticket could well have come from this Abingdon newsagent.
The National Lottery have recruited the MG Car Club to drive a 1954 MG TF, 1959 MGA, 1965 MGB and 1972 MG Midget round to let people know of the unclaimed ticket. They will be going to the following places on Tuesday 15th February…
8.30am – Didcot Parkway
9.30am – Wantage
10.30am – Abingdon
11.15am – Finish at MG Car Club
I was wondering whether to set up a petition requesting the money go to local good causes if not claimed by June.
it’s my ticket! – please send the cash straight away – i’m sure you trust me so don’t need the ticket or anything…..
yes what a great idea, if the money is not claimed then let it stay in Abingdon.
Get that petition going! Set up a Facebook group!
Let me know when you want my bank details/IBAN number to funnel the funds.
group added. search for ‘Unclaimed Abingdon Lottery Ticket’ in facebook. What now?
Perhaps it could go to the Mayor’s Charities
or we could give it to places in abingdon that need help- like improving social areas like albert park? then the whole of abingdon would get the benifit…..
What about the Guildhall
Surely a simple look at the camera coverage for the place the ticket was purchased would be enough to contact the likely winner without compromising anonymity. not sure merely buying a ticket in an area is good enough reason to merely “give it to local causes” – merit probably a better method of good cause money distribution.
what makes you think the ticket was bought in abingdon? national lottery have only confirmed it’s a ticket in the vale of white horse nay? :/