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$100,000 lottery ticket sat forgotten in winner's truck

Zachary Clements of Buena Vista, Va., said a scratch-off lottery ticket spent time forgotten on the seat of his truck before he discovered it was a $100,000 winner. Photo courtesy of the Virginia Lottery
Zachary Clements of Buena Vista, Va., said a scratch-off lottery ticket spent time forgotten on the seat of his truck before he discovered it was a $100,000 winner. Photo courtesy of the Virginia Lottery

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Feb. 6 (UPI) -- A Virginia man said a scratch-off lottery ticket sat forgotten on the passenger seat of his delivery truck before he discovered it was worth $100,000.

Delivery driver Zachary Clements of Buena Vista told Virginia Lottery officials he bought his Ca$h Corners Crossword scratch-off ticket from Sheltman's Gas N Grocery on 29th Street in Buena Vista and tossed it on the seat of his truck, where it was promptly forgotten.

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Clements said he rediscovered the ticket some time later and scratched off a $100,000 prize.

"I was pretty excited," the player recalled.

Clements said he plans to invest his winnings into his delivery business.

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