The Hasselblad 2000 FC/M is a 6×6 medium format SLR using interchangeable backs and the Hasselblad V-system. It was introduced in the late 1970s as a focal-plane-shutter alternative to the leaf-shutter 500-series, allowing use of faster non-shuttered F-series lenses.

With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result in our sales history (a 2001 sale at £2,350), there is not enough recent saleroom data to state a reliable current value or median price in 2026. Hammer prices at auction are wholesale levels and exclude buyer's premium, so what a 2000 FC/M sells for at retail through a dealer typically sits well above any auction figure. Condition of the titanium-foil focal-plane shutter is the dominant factor in what this body is worth today.