The Minolta 16 MG is a sub-miniature camera using 16mm film, part of Minolta's line of subminiature cameras introduced during the 1960s. It was positioned as a compact pocket camera for casual snapshot photography.

With only a single recorded UK auction sale in the dataset, market evidence for what the 16 MG is worth today is thin: the one tracked hammer result is £50 (June 2024). As of 2026, that figure suggests the 16 MG sells for modest sums at saleroom level, though a single data point cannot establish a reliable price range or median value.