The word "collectable" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something that is valuable, especially as an item or items that are sought-after by collectors. For example, "The rare comic book is a highly sought-after collectable."
Twelve drawings of a collection of "doorman cards:" collectable cards each featuring a different doorman.
Mr Kelley's sentiments may now be as welcomely collectable as Rolf memorabilia, but Oona did well to collect them.
That such a prospect might befall the chimney sweep's old Alfa is already raising the hackles of some in the classic car world.The urge to keep on restoring could be reversed when barn-finds begin running out and, hence, become more collectable than spruced-up concours champions.
But Tokelau's only revenue comes from selling fishing licences, internet domain names, and collectable stamps and coins.
Martin Brand, at Outstanding Results, has seen a huge increase in work but, as times are tough, "not necessarily an increase in what is collectable".Phil Davis, a building contractor, has no work at all, despite cutting his margins by ten percentage points.
The Kyoto-based video-game maker has also spawned a small industry of collectable dolls, stuffed animals, trading cards, books, TV programmes and other merchandise.
Granta; £8.99 How artists become collectable and who rules the art world, by our chief writer on contemporary art.An Edible History of Humanity.
The event opened during the city's fashion week, and featured a range of collectable cups designed by leading artists, a book launch for the style editor of the New York Times and, of course, free espresso.
A HNWI has at least $1m of assets besides his main home, its contents and collectable items.
They are working antiques: desirable, collectable and mostly still played every day.
The goal is to deliver precisely the car that a customer wants, as and when he wants it: goodbye inventory, hello "mass customisation".As with cars, so with washing-machines, refrigerators, window-frames, packaging equipment and even collectable dolls.
