Sitting on a goldmine! Man finds $1MILLION lottery ticket after cleaning out his wallet

For nearly two weeks, Robert Manning was sitting on a goldmine and didn't realize it. The Virginia father recently cleaned out his wallet and checked his stack of Powerball tickets. To his shock, one of the tickets he'd purchased at 7-Eleven at Rolling Rd, Springfield,on March 5 was worth $1 million. 'It feels crazy,' he said, as lottery officials presented his winning ticket yesterday, NBC reported. 'It feels like there's nine million things going through my mind'. Numbers from the ticket he bought(3-7-9-26-54)matched the first five numbersfor the drawing. If the ticket matched the final Powerball number (19), the federal employee would have won the $40 million jackpot, officials told WUSA9. Manning said, with one child in college and another planning to go next year, the win came at a good time.

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