‘Almost perfectly spherical’ egg auctioned for $250

Hen fruit was purchased at supermarket

Dec 19, 2024 - 16:28
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‘Almost perfectly spherical’ egg auctioned for $250
(Image courtesy Pixabay)

(Image courtesy Pixabay)

(UPI) – An egg bought from a supermarket was donated to a British charity and fetched $250 at auction due to an unusual feature: Its “almost perfectly spherical” shape.

The egg was originally found in a dozen bought from a grocery store in Ayr, Scotland, and was purchased by Lambourn, Berkshire, resident Ed Pownell for $187 via auction house Thomson Roddick Callan.

Powell, who said he bought the egg on impulse after having a few drinks, donated the egg to the Iuventas Foundation, a charity that supports young people in Oxfordshire.

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