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Leica Mini II

The Leitz Mini II is a 35mm autofocus compact camera released in the early 1990s under Leica's pocket-camera line. It was sold as a fixed-lens point-and-shoot positioned for travel and everyday use, sitting well below the M-series rangefinders in the Leica range.

At UK auction the Mini II is a thinly traded model, with hammer prices clustered around £270–£280 — a recent 2024 saleroom result settled at £275, almost identical to a £271 hammer recorded back in 2003. Today the camera's value sits in that £270–£280 band at wholesale auction levels, and as of 2026 there is no clear premium-condition tier visible in the sample. Buyers should remember these are hammer figures only; what a tidy example actually sells for at a dealer will be higher once retail margin is added.

Sales History

Prices shown are realised prices — auction results and completed eBay sales, never asking prices. Most saleroom figures are hammer prices, before commission; some houses publish a premium-inclusive figure, and we do not adjust for condition. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher. How this figure is calculated.

Based on 11 recorded sales.

Last checked on eBay: 15 August 2026. Most recent sale: August 2026.

Date Price Value GBP Source
Aug 2026 EUR 72 £62 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 222 £190 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 72 £62 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 £190 £190 🇬🇧 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 122 £104 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 122 £104 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 138 £118 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 138 £118 🇪🇺 eBay
Aug 2026 EUR 139 £119 🇪🇺 eBay
Jun 2024 £275 £220 🇬🇧 Flints Auctions
May 2003 EUR 271 £193 🇦🇹 Leitz Auction

Frequently asked questions

What is a Leitz Mini II worth today?

On the limited UK auction evidence available, a working Mini II is worth roughly £270–£280 at hammer, based on a 2024 sale at £275.

How much does a Leitz Mini II sell for at auction?

Recent UK saleroom data shows the Mini II selling for about £275 hammer, with an older 2003 result at £271 sitting in the same range.

Is the Leitz Mini II a good buy at this price?

At the current price level it is a niche collector purchase rather than a value pick — the appeal is the Leica badge on a pocket camera, not the specification.