Minolta Dynax 5xi
The Minolta Dynax 5xi is a 35mm autofocus SLR introduced in the early 1990s as part of Minolta's xi series, which used the Minolta A-mount. It sat in the consumer tier of the Dynax line, marketed in North America as the Maxxum 5xi and in Japan as the Alpha 5xi.
Sales data for the Dynax 5xi is very limited, with the only recorded UK auction hammer result being £65 in January 2024. On that single data point, today's value sits in the modest two-figure range typical of consumer-grade 1990s autofocus SLRs, and what a Dynax 5xi sells for at saleroom level will depend heavily on cosmetic condition, working electronics and whether a usable kit lens is included.
Sales History
Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.
Prices updated: January 2024
| Date | Price | Source | |
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| Jan 2024 | £65 | David Duggleby | |
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Auction: Decorative Antiques & Collectors (Lot 300) Title: Minolta Dynax 5xi camera body serial no 17222646 with 'AF Zoom Xi 28-80mm 1:4(22)-56' lens...
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Minolta Dynax 5xi camera body serial no 17222646 with 'AF Zoom Xi 28-80mm 1:4(22)-56' lens... |
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Minolta Dynax 5xi worth today?
Based on the single recorded UK auction sale, a Dynax 5xi is worth around £65 at hammer, though the very thin sales record means the price for any given example can vary.
How much does a Minolta Dynax 5xi sell for at auction?
The only verified UK auction result on file shows the Dynax 5xi selling for £65, reflecting its position as a consumer-tier 1990s autofocus SLR.
Is the Minolta Dynax 5xi the same as the Maxxum 5xi?
Yes, the Dynax 5xi was sold as the Maxxum 5xi in North America and the Alpha 5xi in Japan, and all three share the Minolta A-mount.