The Olympus PEN E-P2 is a Micro Four Thirds digital mirrorless camera introduced in late 2009 as the second model in the revived PEN line. It carried over the rangefinder-style metal body of the E-P1 and added an accessory port for an electronic viewfinder, positioning it as an enthusiast compact-system camera when new.

UK auction activity for the PEN E-P2 is thin: a single recorded hammer result in 2025 saw a body sell for £50, and as of today that sits as the only datapoint for what one is currently worth at saleroom level. With only one verified sale, this figure is indicative rather than a reliable median, and clean examples with the matching VF-2 viewfinder accessory typically sell for more than body-only lots in the wider used market.