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2 multimillion lottery tickets sold in the Valley remain unclaimed

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FILE - In this Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2013 file photo, Keith Ganatra, right, owner of the Del Monte Market, takes the numbers form picked by a customer, as he sells Mega Millions lottery tickets at a brisk pace in Laveen, Ariz. A growing number of states are moving to allow winners of big lottery jackpots to stay anonymous, and Arizona could join the list under a proposal headed to Republican Gov. Doug Ducey.

Two multimillion dollar lottery tickets that were sold in the Valley have not been claimed as of Monday afternoon. 

The two massive jackpots that have yet to be claimed are a The Pick ticket for $4.9 million and a Mega Millions ticket for $3 million.

The $4.8 million ticket was sold at a QuikTrip near 43rd Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix, according to state lottery officials. The $3 million ticket was sold at a Fry's Food and Drug near Indian School and Miller roads in Scottsdale. 

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The winning The Pick ticket matched six out of the six numbers during the drawing on Saturday: 10, 12, 16, 20, 26, 29.

The winning Mega Millions ticket matched five out of the five numbers, with no Mega Ball, during the drawing on Friday: 9, 14, 27, 26, 52. The Mega Ball number was 4.

The cash prize for the Mega Millions ticket was a mere $1 million, but since the winning ticket was also a Megaplier ticket, the winnings tripled. 

Both tickets were unclaimed as of noon on Monday. 

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