All up to you. Did you buy after deciding it would be an improvement over your current gamer? The more it is used that much more will decrease the collectors value. There is no guarantee it will be worth more even if just hung on a wall.
So, you can use it as a tool or treasure it as a jewel. Personally, all my clubs are tools. A $900 club would need to really outperform a $400 club for me to spring for it.
I do have a 1980 Tour issue set, including 1-3-5 persimmon woods. I keep them as jewels as it was immediately clear they were not a fit for me. I need to sell them so my wife doesn’t donate them to Goodwill so they can sell the set for $50.

i think it looks shocking ! and yes loads of people buy and play them

Since they didn't make the H24 in LH, I don't have one, but these "Limited Release" putters are not collectible. There are far too many in production these days, and in many cases can fall below SRP not long after release (see B3 Triple Black). The tour putters (CT) definitely fall into the collectible category, but I know many that game them, myself included.

I game the 2010 Limited Del Mar and have for nearly 15 years now. I abslutely love it and it was worth every single penny. Yes, it was expensive, but if you look at the price/round, it's been a great deal for me.
It's all in the perspective ;)