A $634 A7 III and a $519 Z6 II: five used floors, four with dated checkpoints

The deepest falls this week are on Nikon Z and Fujifilm X. MPB's Nikon Z6 II floor has gone from $934 on March 3 to $519 today, and its Fujifilm XF 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR floor from $599 on February 6 to $409. Sony E-mount carries the deepest inventory: 182 Alpha A7 III bodies, with the model-page floor down from $824 on March 26. Canon's EOS R6 window is closing, from 86 copies in March to 49 today with the floor barely moved, and Leica has the thinnest stock of the five at nine Q bodies in the US and five in Europe. 1234

Every price below was read from MPB's US and EU storefronts on September 18, 2026. The dated comparisons are archived copies of those same model pages, each named with its date and copy count; treat them as checkpoints rather than a continuous sold-price curve. MPB grades on a five-step cosmetic scale — Like new, Excellent, Good, Well used and Heavily used — and the grade describes the outside of the item. Condition says nothing about what is in the box, so the accessory list matters as much as the letter. 5

The A7 III's floor of $634 is the lowest the model page has shown across the checkpoints we hold: $824 with 178 copies on March 26, $874 with 164 copies on July 20. MPB does not publish the floor copy's grade. 3611

The graded copies are a different market. The cheapest copy MPB labels Good and its cheapest Like new copy both sit at $1,029; the two Excellent copies are $1,039 and $1,049. 1213 Actuation counts argue against buying on grade alone: the Like new copy has fired 76,997 times, while the $1,049 Excellent copy has fired 48,510. Sony rates the A7 III for 200,000 actuations. 14 The Like new copy carries MPB's six-month warranty and ships with a third-party battery and charger, without Sony's eye cup, battery or USB cable. 12

Europe's ladder is published in full: Like new €974, Excellent €944, Good €899 and Well used €719, with 168 copies from €709. That floor converts to about $813 at the European Central Bank's September 18 reference rate of $1.1460 per euro, so the US floor sits well below it. 1516

Call: wait on $634, then buy at $1,029 to $1,049. Ask for the floor copy's grade and actuation count before paying, because a $395 gap between the floor and the cheapest graded copy is where rough and non-working bodies sit. On the graded copies, request the count on the $1,029 Good copy first: its neighbour costs $20 more and is nearly 30,000 actuations fresher. 31213

For a first lens, the FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS sits at 86 copies from $444. 17

Forty-six copies run from $519 to $1,069, against $934 to $1,189 with 45 copies on March 3. The published grades are Like new $1,039, Excellent $1,029 and Good $964, which leaves the $519 floor $445 below the cheapest graded copy. 17

The Good copy at $964 (SKU 3905555) has fired 63,204 times, includes MPB's six-month warranty, and ships with a third-party EN-EL15c battery and charger while excluding Nikon's own battery. Nikon rates the Z6 II for 200,000 actuations. 1418

The EU storefront shows what the bottom of the ladder buys on this body: Heavily used at €649 and Well used at €829 below a €934 Good copy that has fired 78,140 times. EU copies carry a 12-month warranty. The EU floor converts to about $744. 161920

Call: conditional buy at $964. A dual-card, stabilised full-frame body with 63,204 actuations against a 200,000 rating is the most straightforward buy on this list. Confirm the count on the specific copy, and check that the battery door is included: the $519 floor is a separate, ungraded unit. 118

The obvious companion is the Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/4 S from $319, the standard zoom that most copies of this body shipped with. 21

Thirty-four copies run from $409 to $679, against 15 copies at $599 to $699 on February 6. The floor has fallen 32% while stock has more than doubled. Published grades are Like new $679, Excellent $644 and Good $594. 28

Six Excellent copies at $669 (SKUs 3952403, 3964604, 4017296, 4020003, 4020143 and 4080453) include the Fujifilm hood and original packaging, which is worth money on a weather-sealed lens whose hood is sold separately. Lenses have no shutter count. 2

Europe lists 19 copies from €264, about $303, with the same lens topping out at €619. Here the EU floor is the cheaper side of the market, and its grade is unpublished. 1622

Call: buy at $669. The Excellent tier comes complete for $10 under the Like-new price, and the $409 floor is $185 below the cheapest graded copy, so it needs a named grade and an optical check before it counts as the same offer. 2

A 33mm normal pairs with the XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR, which starts at $404. 23

Forty-nine copies run from $1,199 to $1,499. On March 3 the page listed 86 copies at $1,209 to $1,359, so the floor has moved $10 while the stock has nearly halved. Published grades are Like new $1,489, Excellent $1,419 and Good $1,379. 49

Grade is a weak proxy for wear here. The US Good copy (SKU 4051633) at $1,379 has fired 47,000 times. The EU Good copy at €1,079 has fired 131,000. Canon rates the R6 for 300,000 actuations. 142425

Two more details change how the two storefronts compare. MPB's EU page currently prices an Excellent copy at €1,059, below its own €1,079 Good copy, and that €1,059 converts to about $1,214, within $15 of the US floor. 1626

Call: buy at $1,379 only with the count in writing. The $1,199 floor carries no published grade, and the same money in Europe buys a shutter at 131,000. A $1,379 copy at 47,000 actuations leaves most of a 300,000 rating unused. 42425

The budget RF zoom to pair with it is the RF 24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM from $179. 27

Nine US copies run from $2,109 to $2,779, and the floor is a Good copy (SKU 3942128) whose listing carries a disclosure MPB prints on the copy itself: "There is a slight lingering odor of smoke." It includes the Leica charger, battery, hood, strap and original packaging, and it is missing the hot shoe cover. The Q has a fixed 28mm f/1.7 lens, so there is no mount to inspect on the used market, and no shutter count is published for the model. 1028

The Excellent copy is $2,609 (SKU 3931962) with the same accessory set and no condition notes. Europe lists five copies from €1,689, and its Good pick at €1,609 converts to about $1,844, roughly $265 under the US floor; buying across the Atlantic brings its own shipping, tax and duty questions. 162930

Call: skip the $2,109 copy; buy at $2,609, or price the EU side first. Smoke odor in a magnesium body with leatherette covering is the sort of thing that survives a cleaning attempt, and MPB disclosed it on the listing for a reason. The Q is also the one body here with no dated checkpoint to compare against, so the $2,109 floor carries no historical context. 1028

There is no lens to add to a fixed-lens body. The step up is the Q2, from $3,929, which brings a 47MP sensor and weather sealing. 31

Move on the Nikon Z6 II at $964 if the 63,204-actuation copy checks out, and on the Fujifilm XF 33mm at $669, where the Excellent tier ships with its hood and box. On the Sony A7 III, the price is right at $1,029 to $1,049 and the floor is the wrong place to look, since $634 has no published grade and sits $395 under the graded copies. The Canon R6 needs a shutter count before money moves at either storefront. The Leica Q gets a skip at $2,109 on the smoke disclosure by itself.

Whichever copy you go after, ask for the exact unit's grade, its actuation count, what is in the box, and the warranty terms. US copies on these pages carry six months and EU copies twelve, and every figure here was read on September 18, 2026.