Multi-million dollar smiles greeted customers at the Wells Fargo branch on Branham Lane in San Jose as word spread that employees hit the jackpot.
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"They're like all smiles, they didn't say much," said frequent customer Pamela Burroughs.
Many stopped by Monday to congratulate the new millionaires.
"I have tears in my eyes, I'm so excited for them," said Cathy Dilts of San Jose. She knows a few of the winners who are still on the job.
"I went up to one of them, gave her a big, big hug because I felt most excited for her, it was a young woman," said Dilts. Their ages range from 21 to 60.
Eleven of the bank employees -- including a supervisor -- pitched in $2 a piece into the office pool.
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The winning ticket was bought at Ernie's Liquor Store in south San Jose last month.
The $543 million jackpot was the largest prize won in California Lotto history.
After federal taxes, each employee is estimated to walk away with at least $19 million. "Wow, share the wealth," joked customer Darlene Medina.
The new wealth slightly impacted the branch's hours as they unexpectedly closed their doors this past Saturday.
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Corporate officials would not comment on the winnings other than to say they're happy for those employees and have brought on other team members from nearby branches to assist where needed.
"I saw some familiar faces but a lot of new faces, which didn't make sense to me," said loyal customer Ahmed Abdo. "I was told that they were going to keep their job here, but I don't buy that."
No word on the other employees who didn't join the office pool.
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