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A '''Golden Chicken''' is an [[Animals|animal]] obtained by placing a [[Golden Egg]] in an [[Incubator]]. A Golden Egg requires 150 hours to incubate, or 75 hours with the [[Farming#Farming Skill|Coopmaster Profession]]. A Golden Chicken matures 3 days after hatching. | A '''Golden Chicken''' is an [[Animals|animal]] obtained by placing a [[Golden Egg]] in an [[Incubator]]. A Golden Egg requires 150 hours to incubate, or 75 hours with the [[Farming#Farming Skill|Coopmaster Profession]]. A Golden Chicken matures 3 days after hatching. | ||
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| Golden Chicken | |
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| Well cared-for adult chickens lay eggs every day. Lives in the coop. | |
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| Building |  Big Coop
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| Purchase Price | N/A |
| Produce |  Golden Egg
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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Golden Chicken, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Golden Chicken - Stardew Valley Wiki }} A Golden Chicken is an animal obtained by placing a Golden Egg in an Incubator. A Golden Egg requires 150 hours to incubate, or 75 hours with the Coopmaster Profession. A Golden Chicken matures 3 days after hatching.
Produce
The Golden Chicken produces a Golden Egg each day as long as it was fed the prior day.
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Golden Egg | A very rare and special egg with a solid gold shell. |
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Selling
Golden Chickens may be sold the same way as normal chickens. The more hearts the animal has, the higher its sell price. A new-born chick sells for 
252g, and a maximum-heart Golden Chicken for 1,040g, the same as for normal chickens.
History
- 1.5: Introduced.
| Animals and Produce | |
|---|---|
| Coop | Chicken (Egg • Large Egg • Brown Egg • Large Brown Egg) • Dinosaur (Dinosaur Egg) • Duck (Duck Egg • Duck Feather) • Golden Chicken (Golden Egg) • Rabbit (Wool • Rabbit's Foot) • Void Chicken (Void Egg) |
| Barn | Cow (Milk • Large Milk) • Goat (Goat Milk • Large Goat Milk) • Sheep (Wool) • Ostrich (Ostrich Egg) • Pig (Truffle) |
| Fish Pond | Fish (Roe) |
| Slime Hutch | Slimes (Slime • Slime Ball • Slime Egg) |
| Other | Cat • Dog • Horse • Turtle |