The Minolta Six is a Japanese roll-film folding camera from the pre-war era, sitting within Minolta's early line of medium-format folders. It was a consumer-grade folding camera rather than a professional or rangefinder model.

Sales evidence for the Minolta Six is extremely thin: the only recorded UK auction hammer result on file is £46 from a Christie's sale in 1998. With just one data point of that age, no current price, value or range can be reliably stated for what a Minolta Six is worth today in 2026, and any figure quoted as a recent sells-for price would be speculation.