Probably depends on how much they cost and how well they're made. Might bring new shavers into the fold. The more unique collectible razors wont see any change and my actually increase in price as more people gain interest in wet shaving. One thing for certain, the market is growing and new razors and other products seem to arrive daily. I've been at this for a little over 2 years and really notice the change in interest in that short time.
Rarity and physical beauty go a long way to increase value. With rarity, the price is similar to that of coin collecting. But physical beauty brings its own value - which helps explain the soaring prices for the British Aristocrat razors. Their workmanship is pretty solid, too.
Forget what I said before, the prices all of a sudden are stupid high. I doubt very honestly that I will be buying anything from the bay in the near future....
