Collectable or Collectible (adjective)
Here we have a tricky word! The spelling with the suffix “–able” is correct in the dictionary, although the suffix “–ible” occurs twice as often.
You can use “collectible” in the context of “Toys and other collectibles” making it a noun. Using “collectable” when something is able to be collected, using as a verb, “The debt has become collectable.”
Meaning – an item worth collecting, of interest to a collector.
Example of using it in a sentence "Nicola’s books are increasingly collectable.”
It can also mean – able to be collected
Spelling Tip – this is a nice and ease as the root is “collect’ + the suffix ‘able’.
Use the word as many times throughout the week as you can. This can be verbally, in your written work or listen out for other people using it.