All proceeds from the sale of the item, which was found by an egg handler in England, will support a local charity Ali Greene/SWNS A perfectly round, “one-in-a-billion” egg sold at an auction ...

A single egg in the United Kingdom went for over $500 this week — but not because of bird-flu-induced “eggflation”. The “one-in-a-billion” perfectly round egg brought in a staggering £ ...

Ms Greene told The Independent: “I’ve worked at Fenton Farm for three years, and I’d never really thought about an egg being round – when you see so many egg shapes you become ‘egg blind ...

The spherical shaped egg (R) next to a traditional shaped egg (L).

A round egg which has been described as "one-in-a-billion" has sold at auction. Alison Greene, an egg handler on Fenton Farm, near the Somerset border, identified the unusual shape before Christmas.

Egg processor Ali Greene was working a shift when she saw one "moving differently" on the conveyor belt. Ali, who works for Fenton Farm Eggs in Devon, discovered that the chances to find a round egg ...

A round egg described as a “one in a billion” discovery at a farm in Devon has been sold at auction. Alison Greene believes she has handled more than 42 million eggs in her time working as an ...

And you thought eggs in the US were expensive. A single egg in the United Kingdom went for over $500 this week — but not because of bird-flu-induced “eggflation”. The “one-in-a-billion” perfectly ...