The Minolta 9000 AF is a 35mm autofocus SLR introduced in 1985 as the professional-tier body in Minolta's first-generation autofocus system, sitting above the 7000 AF. It was known as the Maxxum 9000 in North America and the Alpha 9000 in Japan, and uses the Minolta A-mount lens system.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the 9000 AF have ranged from around £38 to £110, with limited volume making a single median figure unreliable. As of 2026, value at saleroom level is heavily condition-sensitive: clean, working bodies with a functional back and intact grip sell for the upper end, while cosmetically tired or untested examples change hands near the lower figure. Because sample size is small, the price a given body achieves can swing widely between sales.