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Meanings of collectable in English

Subject to or requiring payment especially as specified.

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Usage of collectable in English
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The concept for keep me is a series of 10 collectable animals.
The Guardian
2
Reckful later played competitive Hearthstone, a free-to-play online digital collectable card game.
News.com.au
3
Less was not collectable by law, but was not a punishable offence.
Usury / A Scriptural, Ethical and Economic View
4
Train sets are highly collectable and there is a good market for them.
The Irish Times
5
While Banksy might prefer anonymity, his work has become highly collectable and valuable.
Ebony
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Some of The Purple One's collectable items have a new address.
Ebony
7
Perhaps some day blotters, blotting pads, and the like, may become collectable curios!
Chats on Household Curios
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Although no longer used, collectable issues continue to be produced by Britain's Royal Mint.
The Irish Times
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His work was often considered controversial but always highly collectable.
The Irish Times
10
Platinum is available in the physical form as collectable coins.
Reuters
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With every $30 spent customers will also be offered a free collectable.
News.com.au
12
Elvis stamps are highly collectable and would generate a nice income for An Post.
The Irish Times
13
Book and print fair featuring these and other collectable items.
The Irish Times
14
Pop-up bookshops and stalls throughout the town selling antiquarian, bargain, collectable and rare books.
The Irish Times
15
Skystones is collectable virtual card game inside the Giants game.
Wired
16
The collectable Karina was really a creation of Jean-Luc Godard.
The Irish Times
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