A good Minolta lens 70-210 beercan

This lens is in good condition, no fungus, no oiled blades,  normal signs of wear caused by the friction of the hood and a current use, I say 8/10 esthetical condition, lenses are perfect as you can see on pictures 3 and 4.

Really a good lens for Sony or Minolta cameras, you don't fin a new lens with such quality under 800$ now.

If you want more informations, dont hesite to ask me.

 The Minolta AF 70-210mm was very popular with the old Maxxum film users, and now, thanks to eBay, Sony users. This telephoto zoom is long, but doesn't extend out when zooming, and has a constant fast aperture of F/4. Currently, Sony has no equivalent lens, the closest lens in the Sony lineup would be the very inexpensive DT 55-200 F/4-5.6, which isn't for full frame cameras. I'd say the best lens to compare the Minolta to is the Sony 75-300mm F/4.5-5.6. For APS-C users; this is a good lens, and can be had for about the same amount of money as Sony telephoto zoom lenses in this category, but not with a constant F/4 aperture, because Sony doesn't offer one at the time of this review. The Minolta AF 70-210mm F/4 is well built, reasonably sharp at all apertures, and the corners are as good as the centers, but that's not unusual for a telephoto zoom. The main reason you would buy this lens is the use of F/4 at 210mm. For full frame users; this lens performs much the same as the far more expensive Sony 70-200mm F/2.8 G. The only real difference other than the extra stop of light is the Minolta has more color fringing at full zoom, and axial color fringing at the centers, though this type disappears as you stop down.

For people living in Switzerland, postage is 15Frs.

Be careful, I don't send to Italy, they are too many problems with italian post, then please don't bid if you have no adress outside Italy for sending!