I am going to play the devils advocate. Don't buy her just to buy her. Look at her carefully. Do you LIKE her? Does she have a pattern that will go with what you are breeding for? Granted you could always feed her up and sell her, but that is besides the point. Can you afford another mouth to feed? Are you set up to breed and incubate the eggs? Can you afford a vet bill for her? Is she an easy keeper? What do you want from her?
With that said: 89.977% (this is not a scientific estimate) of collections like normals. They are useful, but don't buy just to buy. Look at your long term goal and look at how she will enhance it, THEN buy
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