collectibles

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So they were actually transacting collectibles and sending BTC with those collectibles.

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Quick take

An object which someone might want to collect.

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noun

An object which someone might want to collect.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for collectibles.

noun

An object which someone might want to collect.

Example sentences

So they were actually transacting collectibles and sending BTC with those collectibles.

This means that once a superior collectible starts to grow, it will drive the value of inferior collectibles down to zero.

Then there are collectibles such as Leica or something from the Springfield Custom shop, or Les Baer.

So it's not necessarily the market rediscovering the Quattro (which has never been 'lost') but QE money chasing hard collectibles.

You seem to be overlooking a huge thing - collectibles have an (above-the-board) resale value.

Hard money (Bitcoin or physical scarce collectibles) prevents people from inflating money supply, thus preventing global bubbles and thus preventing subsequent depressions.

If you fancy learning but still a passive investment, then maybe stamps, antiques, collectibles.

Goods like collectibles or bitcoins don't operate at that scale, since they're accepted by relatively few businesses and specialized experts as payment.

The one thing about wine compared to other collectibles is wine is perishable.

If you're gung-ho about exploration for its own sake, there are also plenty of hidden bits and pieces everywhere that aren't necessarily collectibles.

Which, actually, is more or less legal for collectibles (unregulated by the SEC) even if you were explicit about it, which you wouldn't be.

EBay (disrupts auction-houses and collectibles), blogging (disrupts the publishing industry), AirBnB (disrupts hotels & hostels), Uber (disrupts taxicabs), StackOverflow (disrupts IT consultants).

Quote examples

It'll very quickly (in terms of "collectibles") become a gold bar with a black rectangle in the middle.

It also has a few browser games and a "digital collectibles" aspect to it.

I don't know the as much as things like cards and other collectibles are worth, sometimes the high end ones are hard to get anywhere near the "full" value for.

I collect historical collectibles and my purchases a decade ago have done extremely well just based on a lazy "buy at a price you can't so no to, then hold" strategy.