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collectible

[kuh-lek-tuh-buhl] / kəˈlɛk tə bəl /












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As commodities, they resemble collectibles like Beanie Babies, with values derived from the “greater fool” theory — that someone is out there willing to pay more than your acquisition cost to take them off your hands.

From Los Angeles Times

And then there were train enthusiasts like an 11-year-old passenger, who was wearing a homemade California Zephyr shirt, a blue Amtrak baseball hat and a lanyard with collectible pins.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, through the reflected light of your precious stones, your story will help others who have valuable collectibles in their family estate.

From MarketWatch

The bust, which Carpeaux replicated in various sizes and media — the Met also owns a terra-cotta version, which is in the show — was conceived as a luxury-item collectible from the start.

From New York Times

The company also launched eBay Vault, a digital marketplace and storage facility for trading cards and collectibles, which is expected to launch in the United States in the next quarter.

From Reuters