Kim Broughton (left) and her partner along with a chicken named "Ping Pong" and his round eggs.
The owner plans to cook chicken eggs, but then she canceled after knowing the price of eggs round it can achieve "one million pounds".
Mid-January, Kim Broughton find one-on-one female chicken -which has now changed its name "Ping Pong" - was laying in her garden in Latchingdon, Essex, England.
Her finally decided to auction the eggs are round "perfect" was to be donated to a charity Cystic Fibrosis after her friend died from the disease.
Broughton, aged 44 years, said her envisions buyers keen to preserve it rather than chicken eggs for consumption, such as the fate of the other chicken eggs.
Once loaded on the auction site eBay, bidding on an egg-shaped "unique" that flowed up to 64 bids, one-a previously selected as the winner.
However, the auction winner may never be known.
Clear cooked
Broughton said he was initially tempted to immediately cook telut it before someone told him that the price of eggs "unique" reached "a million pounds".
Kim Broughton claims will cook the egg round (left), but her canceled after a friend told the price is "expensive" if sold.
Her said: "I really would break the eggs to make pancakes, but I canceled after the couple saw my picture (along with the eggs) on my Facebook account. They said, 'Do not cook the eggs!"
"Apparently there is someone who sold eggs with perfect spherical shape more than 90 pounds. So I then thought 'Wow, I can be lucky to sell price of it".
She originally was not sure it would sell the chicken egg to £ 480 on the internet auction site eBay.
"It was unbelievable," said Broughton who claimed anxious when sending the egg through the nearest post office.
He then set aside money from the auction egg "magic" for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation charity after her friend died from the disease.
Egg-shaped "perfectly round" This her found in her garden, chickens belonging named "Ping Pong".
(Source: bbc)
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