How Much Is a Used Leica If Worth? (September 15, 2026 Price Guide)
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A quick price guide for the Leica If, currently for sale, user cameras, not collectables
A quick gut-check for any listing below — condition and accessories shift the line, so always read the listing. Special edition, special finish, and camera plus lens/accessory bundle pricing is not included in the fair price calculation.
The Leica If, produced from 1952 to about 1957, is the flash-synchronized, finder-less screw-mount Leica, built on the IIIf body with no rangefinder or viewfinder and two accessory shoes. It has built-in flash sync but no slow speeds, a 1/1000 top speed, and the 39mm screw mount. Like the IIIf it comes in a scarcer early black-dial version (made only in 1952) and a common later red-dial version, distinguished by the color of the numbers on the sync ring. Roughly 17,000 were made. The If suits buyers who want a synchronized technical body or a base for a Visoflex housing at a lower price than a rangefinder model.
Leica If Price by Region
Same fair-price pool as above — excludes special editions, black-paint/finish premiums, bundles, and call-for-price listings.
| Region | Listings | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | 9 | $445 | $1,038 | $768 |
| Japan | 8 | $329 | $830 | $433 |
| North America | 6 | $379 | $750 | $449 |
| United Kingdom | 2 | $538 | $1,012 | $775 |
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