Minolta 9000 AF
35mm slr
The Minolta 9000 AF sells for about £40 (median of only 9 recorded sales, 2024–2026; indicative).
See all 11 recorded sales: the date, saleroom or eBay listing, version and price of each →
median of only 9 sales, 2024–2026
Few sales. Read this as a rough guide; every sale is shown below.
How much does one sale move this?
Not in the typical price
Listed apart, never blended in.
Every sale
What it is
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.
Common points to inspect are the rubber grip and back covering, which perish with age, the accuracy of autofocus drive, and the condition of the LCD segments on the top plate, which can fade or bleed. Check that the shutter fires at all marked speeds and that the aperture stop-down is clean, since electronic faults are usually uneconomic to repair given current worth. Optional accessories such as the Program Back Super 90 and the motor drive were sold separately and carry their own premiums when present and working.
Generated summary, 24 Apr 2026 — not checked by hand; prices on this page come from the sales, not from this text.
Questions
Is the Minolta 9000 AF a good value film SLR?
Its price remains modest compared with later professional AF bodies, and because it accepts the full Minolta A-mount autofocus lens range, it offers reasonable value for users who already own compatible glass.
Facts
- Maker
- Minolta
- Type
- 35mm slr
- Sales in the typical price
- 9
- First sale
- 30 Jan 2024
- Latest sale
- 1 Aug 2026
- Median
- £40
- Middle half
- £30–£59
- Evidence
- Indicative
- Method
- v1
Cite this page
“Minolta 9000 AF: about £40, the median of 9 recorded sales, 2024–2026 (Indicative, method v1).” cameraworth.com, retrieved 29 October 2026. https://www.cameraworth.com/m/minolta/9000-af/