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Canon PowerShot G11

The Canon PowerShot G11 is a compact digital camera introduced in 2009 as part of Canon's enthusiast-oriented G-series. It features a 10-megapixel sensor, a flip-out articulated LCD, RAW file support and a zoom lens, positioned when new as a pocketable companion to a DSLR for photographers who wanted manual control in a small body.

At UK auction in 2026, hammer prices for the PowerShot G11 have ranged from about £60 to £240, with a median around £120 — these are saleroom results, so retail and dealer prices sit higher. Condition and completeness drive value, with clean, tested examples including charger and battery pulling the top end, while untested or cosmetically tired bodies sell for less. The G11 today sits in a narrow band where enthusiast buyers are willing to pay for working examples because it remains usable as a small-sensor compact with manual control.

Sales History

Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.

Prices updated: March 2026

Date Price Source
Mar 2026 £162 Flints Auctions
Nov 2025 £130 Special Auction Services
Jul 2025 £238 Flints Auctions
Jan 2025 £119 Flints Auctions
Feb 2024 £60 Special Auction Services
Jun 2023 £50 Special Auction Services

Frequently asked questions

What is a Canon PowerShot G11 worth today?

Recent UK auction hammer prices have run from roughly £60 for untested or incomplete examples up to about £240 for clean, working bodies, with a median near £120.

How much does a Canon PowerShot G11 sell for at auction?

It typically sells for between £60 and £240 at UK auction, with the price driven by cosmetic condition, functional testing and whether a battery and charger are included.

Is the PowerShot G11 still a useful camera?

Yes — it retains value because it offers RAW files, manual exposure and an articulated screen in a pocketable body, which is why working examples continue to attract bids.