$100, $250 or $500 Series II (#1651) is a $25 New Hampshire scratch-off ticket. 8656 of 46491 top prizes remaining. Official source: New Hampshire Lottery.
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$100, $250 or $500 Series II has 8656 of 46491 top prizes remaining in New Hampshire, with about 81.2% of all listed prize tiers claimed.
$100, $250 or $500 Series II top prize remaining
8656
out of 46491 originally printed
Overall prize claim rate
81.2%
of all listed prize tiers claimed
| Tier | Prize Amount | Total Prizes | Remaining | Claimed % | Current Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | $500 | 46,491 | 8,656 | 81.4% | 1 in 60.33 |
| 2nd | $250 | 54,411 | 10,024 | 81.6% | 1 in 52.10 |
| 3rd | $100 | 184,832 | 35,140 | 81% | 1 in 14.86 |
New Hampshire has not published overall odds for $100, $250 or $500 Series II. Use the remaining-prize table above when tier-level odds are available.
Current estimated top prize odds
1 in 60.33
Based on remaining tickets vs remaining top prizes
$100, $250 or $500 Series II had 2,772,480 tickets printed. Lottery Valley estimates about 522,216 remain (18.8% of the print run) based on overall prize depletion.
Total tickets printed
2,772,480
Estimated tickets remaining
522,216
18.8% of print run left
Estimated tickets sold
2,250,264
$100, $250 or $500 Series II is tracked on Lottery Valley, but it is not in the current New Hampshire ranking set because not enough published data to score this game. Compare remaining prizes and odds before buying.
New Hampshire scratch-off ranking
Not ranked
not enough published data to score this game
Prize pool claim rate
81.2%
Higher claim rates mean fewer prizes remain
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$100, $250 or $500 Series II is game #1651 in the New Hampshire Lottery scratch-off portfolio. It costs $25 with a $500 top prize.
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Common questions about $100, $250 or $500 Series II remaining prizes, odds, availability, and ticket details in New Hampshire.
A $100, $250 or $500 Series II scratch-off ticket costs $25 in New Hampshire.
The top prize for $100, $250 or $500 Series II is $500.
As of the last update, $100, $250 or $500 Series II has 8656 top prizes remaining out of 46491 originally printed.
Based on estimated remaining tickets and remaining top prizes, the current top-prize odds for $100, $250 or $500 Series II are about 1 in 60.33. Published launch odds may differ because fewer tickets and prizes remain in circulation.
$100, $250 or $500 Series II is listed as an active New Hampshire scratch-off with remaining prize data published by the state lottery. Availability at retail stores can vary by location.
$100, $250 or $500 Series II had 2,772,480 tickets printed. Lottery Valley estimates about 522,216 tickets remain (18.8% of the original print run), based on overall prize depletion.
Small $100, $250 or $500 Series II prizes can usually be claimed at authorized New Hampshire lottery retailers. Larger prizes typically require a claim form and visit to a lottery office. See the official New Hampshire lottery site for current claim thresholds and deadlines.
Remaining prizes, odds, and ticket details for $100, $250 or $500 Series II come from published New Hampshire Lottery data synced to Lottery Valley and last updated on October 5, 2026. Always confirm final ticket details on the official lottery site before buying.
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