| NUMISMATIST | A collector of coins |
| NUMISMATISTS | Its mains must be used by collectors of coins (12) |
| GAUGER | A person or thing that gauges / a collector of excise taxes |
| EBAY | One of its first customers was a collector of broken laser pointers |
| VINYLSCORE | Successful acquisition for a collector of LPs? |
| RAGMAN | Newspaper employee is a collector of scraps (6) |
| DUSTTRAP | A collector of dirty films (4,4) |
| CHEMICALTOILET | A collector of waste matter I am - I collect the rot |
| DELTIOLOGIST | A collector of postcards, I must be involved with little goods |
| POTTERY | If you are a collector of Clarice Cliff, what do you collect? (7) |
| GATHERER | Known colloquially as a magpie or a squirrel, a collector, harvester or hoarder; or, a gaffer who picks up hot glass on a punty prior to blowing (8) |
| PIECE | A chessman; a coin; a collector's item; a composition; or, a crumb (5) |
| SIT | Pull up a pew - it's a bit of a collector's item (3) |
| CURIO | Abbreviation of a word for inquisitiveness, used to denote an unusual knick-knack or object of virtu, valued as a collector's item (5) |
| WAGGLE | Dance that a collector bee makes to tell the other bees in the hive that it has found a ood source of nectar and pollen |
| VIRTUOSO | Meaning "learned, skilful", an Italian word for a consummately talented musician; one with masterly skill in any other creative pursuit; or, a collector, connoisseur or dilettante of antiquities, art, |
| PHILATELIST | A collector and student of postage stamps (11) |
| RARE | Of interest to a collector, say |
| AUTOGRAPH | Diagram of car, a collector's item perhaps |
| STAMP | Characteristic feature of a collector's item (5) |
