The Minolta Autocord RA is a twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera shooting 6x6 negatives on 120 roll film, part of Minolta's Autocord series produced in Japan during the 1950s. It was positioned as a mid-market TLR, competing with contemporaries such as the Yashica-Mat and Ricohflex at a lower price point than Rolleiflex.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the Autocord RA have sat in a narrow £50–£80 band, with a median around £70 across the small sample of sales recorded. As of 2026, the model sells for modest sums at saleroom level — retail dealer prices for serviced examples run noticeably higher — and condition of the taking lens, shutter and focus lever drives almost all of the variation in what each example is worth.