Are Silkie Eggs good to eat?

Hi, I’m new here but I wondered if anyone else keeps a few older eggs like me? I find that fresh eggs are great for poaching and frying because the whites stay together beautifully. I keep older eggs a couple of months for hard boiling because they peel a lot better than fresh eggs. In Summer when I have a heap of eggs I’ve been known to keep them for up to 6 months in the fridge with no problems. Although I like to put them in water too and if they float I don’t even check them, just bury them in my vegetable garden.
 
I'm sorry, I know this is a dumb question. I'm pretty sure the answer is yes. I have a variety of 23 birds but it's one of my silkie hens at 7 months old who has finally decided to start laying. I get one egg a day from her. They are the most precious little perfect eggs you have ever seen. I have been collecting them for 2 weeks now and wanted to check and make sure they are good to eat.
Also, how long will an egg keep in my fridge after being laid???? I have no idea the time since I have always bought store bought eggs. I'm curious also to know how old are store bought eggs approximately by the time we buy them? Anyone know??
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Thank you, Julie Sanchez Memphis, TN

Yep, they are just like other eggs no difference. They are a bit smaller as you already sated, but eggs nonetheless.
 

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