A design in two compartments, one (left) inscribed "Prize", the other "Blank". On the left a man stands holding out in his right hand a ticket inscribed "20m000", he smiles, saying,
<p><br><br>"I own I had enough before, 
<br>Yet this is pleasing to be Sure."
<br><br>His left hand is in his waistcoat pocket. Behind him (left) is a lottery-wheel, surmounted by a crown, its panels inscribed "G.R.", beside it is another wheel in back-view.
<br>On the right the loser stands frowning, his chin resting on a stick held in his right hand; in his left is a ticket inscribed "Blank". His waistcoat pockets are turned inside out. Behind him are two lottery wheels.
<br>Beneath the winner is inscribed :
<br><br>One Hand in his Pocket, in t'other a Prize, 
<br>What Joy is exprest, in this lucky ones Eyes! 
<br>O; Fortune; we know, thou art a frolicksome Jade, 
<br>Tho; this you've raised high, you've the other, betrayd."
<br><br>Beneath the loser:
<br><br>"How gloomy alas; this poor Fellow is seen,
<br>His Luck is sufficient, to give him the Spleen,
<br>In chance Work he must deal, like those in high Rank,
<br>He's emptied his Pockets, to buy him a Blank."  1 December 1780
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<br>Etching
1780<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1780-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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