Lottery's Third Prize Awarded in Toledo and Mocejón

In a thrilling turn of events, the National Lottery has been won by a lucky resident in the province of Toledo, Spain. The winning number, though not specified in the text, has been sold in three locations across the city: Cardenal Tavera Street, Travesía de la Estación de Autobuses, and Ronda de Buenavista near Plaza de España.

One of the winning tickets was sold at a tobacco shop on Cardenal Tavera Street. Interestingly, this shop shares a point of sale with a bakery on Ronda de Buenavista. Another winning ticket was sold at a tobacco shop in Travesía de la Estación de Autobuses.

The third prize in the draw held on Saturday was worth 17,996 euros and was sold by a local store or retailer in Toledo. However, specific details about the seller are not publicly available.

Meanwhile, the second prize, worth 300,000 euros per number, has been won in the number 1 administration in San José de la Rinconada (Seville), on Virgen de la Esperanza Street, 20, and in Pamplona. The third prize has also been won in Mocejón, Osuna (Seville), Torrox (Málaga), Madrid, and Teruel.

The first prize, worth 1,500,000 euros per number, corresponds to 88.589 and has been distributed in A Coruña and Valladolid. The reintegros for this draw correspond to the numbers 9, 4, and 0.

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