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collectable

[ UK /kəlˈɛktəbə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. subject to or requiring payment especially as specified
    a check payable to John Doe
    a note payable on demand
    a collectible bill
NOUN
  1. things considered to be worth collecting (not necessarily valuable or antique)

How To Use collectable In A Sentence

  • I didn't encounter Nutella again for a decade. 1996 is remembered both as the year I left home and the year Ferrero brought out The Simpsons collectable Nutella glasses.
  • Just last week, a joiner working in Hampden brought in a collection of T-shirts, match tickets, and other collectables.
  • Strange, though Ian, how half-a-dozen years can turn a crass old banger into a collectable classic.
  • The very collectable 1914 vintage could have spent three years in an oak barrel and 86 in the bottle.
  • Peter Sheen, Ireland's only professional coin and medal expert, will be on hand throughout the day to value coins, postcards, photographs and many other collectable items.
  • This wall plaque is worth about £120 - Boer War items are quite collectable.
  • The poems have all been published previously, but only in collectable or hard-to-find volumes, so it's great that the BPR is making them more widely available. The Works of Tim Powers » Two New Powers Items…
  • Hundreds of people went to the museum's D4 hangar to have items valued and show off their collectables of the future.
  • He reckons to have approaching 2,000 items, including collectable concert tickets. Times, Sunday Times
  • Many of us still enjoy late night "infomercials" that continue, even now, to offer astounding returns in real estate, or by purchasing "precious" commodities, or even ordinary coins repackaged so they magically become "valuable collectables. Dan Dubno: Post-Madoff: The Final Insult
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