Advice on selling duck eggs??

[JNC]

Just wanted to update all of you:

First of all Thank you all for the advice. I ended up selling them for $3 dollars each.
I had 2 1/2 dozen and a guy gave me a $2 dollar tip.
I have her first batch of eggs in my fridge which she laid a month ago. Do I sell them, give them to my neighbor.. or what? I don’t want to be giving spoiled eggs.

 

[Ratchnick]

How old are the eggs?

 

[MissMonty]

Around me ducks are a hard sell unless you have a baker you know. I was getting about $5 a dozen for them (I live on the southern Ohio/Indiana boarder). They're a pretty hard sell but someone near me advertises them for $6 half doz or $10 a doz but I have no idea how well they sell since I struggle to sell them for $5/doz.

Either way I just sell to help off set my feed bill so it works for me

 

[nuthatched]

Just wanted to update all of you:

First of all Thank you all for the advice. I ended up selling them for $3 dollars each.
I had 2 1/2 dozen and a guy gave me a $2 dollar tip.
I have her first batch of eggs in my fridge which she laid a mint ago? Do I sell them, give them to my neighbor.. or what? I don’t want to be giving spoiled eggs.

eggs you get at the store are months old, if it's been refrigerated the whole time, it might have lost some moisture but is shouldn't be spoiled.

 

[ChickensForEggs2500]

You think? What if I do a dozen for $12? I fell like that seems to expensive.

Do 1/2 dozen 6$ and 1 dozen 10$. If you have the space, money, and resources, I would consider adopting some more duckie friends! Good luck!

 

[JNC]

How old are the eggs?

A month

 

[Ratchnick]

A month

They are probably pretty fresh then.