The Leica C11 is a compact APS-format point-and-shoot camera, sitting at the entry-level end of Leica's range when it was introduced around the turn of the millennium. It was aimed at casual users who wanted Leica branding in a pocketable body rather than a rangefinder or SLR.

Auction-hammer data for the C11 is thin: a UK saleroom result in late 2025 closed at £62, which gives a snapshot of what a working example sells for at wholesale level today rather than a full price range. With APS film no longer a mainstream format, the C11's value as of 2026 sits well below Leica's M-series cameras, and most buyers treat the price as a collector or curiosity figure rather than a working-camera premium.