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If by "good," you mean fertilized, you can hold the egg up to a flashlight in a dark room. If you can see lots of blood vessels under the egg shell, it has been fertilized and should be viable.

If you mean "safe to eat," you can place the egg in a glass of water. A fresh egg will sink, and a spoiled one will float (due to the buildup of gases inside the shell). Eggs will stay good for a LONG time in the refrigerator - often up to 6 months!

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