The (M30) at the end of the product name is a serial number for product management. Operation confirmed. This camera is an aperture-priority AE camera released in 1977. When the shutter dial index is set to A (AUTO), the shutter speed is automatically adjusted according to the aperture set on the lens and the brightness of the subject, ensuring proper exposure. Also, the shutter button is a touch sensor, and the camera starts metering just by touching it, and the appropriate speed is displayed in the viewfinder. Operation is good. The body shows scratches on the paint and minor spots of rust. The leatherette has shrunk slightly, and there is a gap of about 1mm at the edges. Some dust can be seen in the viewfinder. The mirror and prism are both generally in good condition. The light seals have been replaced, but it's a DIY job. There is some dust inside the lens, but I don't think it will particularly affect the image quality. The filter is a Kenko Skylight φ52mm, and it has scratches and dirt commensurate with its age. The lens cap is a Sigma bayonet type, but the spring has weakened with age, and it is slightly loose. The strap is a general-purpose product made in Japan. The LR44 batteries (2) used for the body's operation check will be left in, but I don't think they will last long because the shutter has been fired hundreds of times for the operation check. *Contents of the set Minolta XG-E body (with batteries) Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 1:1.7 f=55mm Filter Kenko Skylight φ52mm Lens cap Sigma 52mm Strap Japanese general-purpose product