1. the quality or state of being able to be collected or gathered together
2. the quality of being desirable or valuable to collectors; appeal to collectors
3. in finance and law, the likelihood or ability that a debt or payment obligation can be successfully recovered or collected
Usage: finance; legal

Examples

• The collectibility of vintage baseball cards has made them a popular investment.
• Investors assess the collectibility of a debt before deciding whether to purchase it.
• The artist's early works have increased in collectibility over the past decade.
• Banks evaluate the collectibility of outstanding loans to determine their financial reserves.
• Rare coins are prized for their historical significance and collectibility.
• The company wrote off the account due to poor collectibility prospects.