The ticket, for the Saturday night drawing, was bought at Federal Beer in the 1400 block of Federal Street in the Point Breeze neighborhood.
"My son called me this morning, 'Mom, was it you?'" said Brenda Smith. "No, it wasn't me."
Pennsylvania Lottery and Powerball officials are still waiting for the mystery winner to appear and claim the prize.
If the winner knows he or she has those lucky numbers they are most likely getting their ducks in a row before stepping into the spotlight.
"The person who has to claim that money must be one of the most nervous people in the world right about now. That really is a lot of money," said Terri Wiggins.
Meanwhile, others around the neighborhood could not help but hope that maybe lottery lightning can strike again.
"The winning tickets are coming around closer so now I'm going to be sure to play there and everywhere else!" Smith said.
The winner can take the $131.5 million annuity or $77.4 million cash as a lump sum.
If you are the winner, you are encouraged to sign the back of your ticket, keep it somewhere safe and call lottery officials on Monday.
