Rare one-in-a-billion perfectly spherical egg sold for Rs 21,000 at UK auction
A perfectly shaped yet unusual egg while defying its conventional shape came to the spotlight after it was bought for a whooping £200 (Rs 21,000 approximately) at an auction by Ed Pownell, a resident of Lambourn, Berkshire.
PTC News Desk: Ever thought an egg can burn a hole in your pocket? Well yes it can if it costs more than Rs 20,000. A rare perfectly spherical egg known as one-in-a-billion was sold for Rs 21,000 at an auction in UK.
A perfectly shaped yet unusual egg while defying its conventional shape came to the spotlight after it was bought for a whooping £200 (Rs 21,000 approximately) at an auction by Ed Pownell, a resident of Lambourn, Berkshire.
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