The Minolta Autocord LMX is a Japanese twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera shooting 6x6 medium-format frames on 120 roll film, part of the Autocord line introduced by Chiyoda Kogaku in the mid-1950s. It was positioned as an affordable alternative to Rollei TLRs, aimed at advanced amateurs who wanted square-format negatives without the cost of a Rolleiflex.

Sales data is very limited: a single UK auction hammer result in April 2025 saw an Autocord LMX sell for £94, which is the only verified saleroom datapoint we hold today. With just one record, this should be treated as an indicative figure rather than a reliable median, and clean working examples with bright finders may sell for more in 2026 while parts-only bodies are typically worth less.