Moniker led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with CollegeJerseys.com at $9,200 and also sold DCBingo.com and NYBingo.com for $4,304 each. StyleHub.com added $3,125 and LiveScors.com (typo) tacked on $2,645. Moniker's brokerage service also facilitated two private sales; NutraStore.com at $4,500 and IanTours.com at $3,000. 

Back at Sedo RACV.com kicked in $8,500, ONGS.com corralled $6,500 and two others; iSkate.com and iHospital.com dispensed $6,000 apiece. PlataformaArquitectura.com clicked for $5,900, TecGroup.com garnered $5,031 and five other names were in a logjam at $5,000 each. That group included AsiaBeauties.com, GagaWorld.com, GiftEmporium.com, Ocius.com and PlayForever.com. 

Sedo had 34 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,902 that are listed in the table below. 

Nokta Domains moved MotorcycleLights.com for $7,600, EventPhone.com for $5,700 and GamingPortals.com for $4,400. Their list also included OnlineDatingReviews.com ($4,200) and Ofertasdehoteles.com ($3,900). 

Elsewhere, HuntingMoon.com sold GenerateLead.com for $6,500 while the AfternicDLS sold SignPost.com ($5,250), InvestorCommunications.com ($2,588) and ProMaker.com ($2,200).

Country Codes

The country codes enjoyed a wildly successful week led by the second and third highest ccTLD sales reported year to date - Poker.ca ($400,000) and O.CO ($350,000). Every name on the top half of our new Country Code Top 20 Chart reached at least five figures. Those have already been noted in the all extension section at the top of this report. 

The biggest country code sales you haven't seen yet are #11 CaravanParks.com.au (Australian ccTLD) sold by Drop.com.au for $8,877 and #12 FreeCasino.co.uk, sold at Sedo for $6,463. Sedo went on to sweep 13 of the 20 chart entries. BliXem Internet was the only other venue with multiple chart entries, hitting the trifecta with #7 Turks.nl ($10,668), #15 Daw.nl ($6,128) and #19 Donald.nl ($5,096). NL is the country code for The Netherlands. 

Here is how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending July 18:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart with Sedo again accounting for the vast majority of those. Their line up included GoodBoard.de ($3,870) and two others at $3,825 each; OpenSesame.co.uk and ProofReading.co.uk. Segurossalud.es added $3,212 while Yeliz.de delivered $2,838 and GData.co.uk drew $2,599. 

Sedo 36 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,580 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere NetFleet.com.au sold GolfCourses.com.au ($2,610), Shooting.com.au ($1,740) and Euroa.com.au ($1,566) while BliXem Internet notched $1,419 for Vannispen.nl. 

If there are country code extensions in our report that you are not familiar with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here.

Global Contenders (Non .com gTLDs: .biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org, .asia, .pro & .tel)

For the second week in a row the non .com gTLDs had a trio of five-figure sales. 2012.net led the way with a $49,999 sale at the AfternicDLS that in addition to being the biggest sale of the week in this category is also the 4th biggest GC sale of the year. You saw all of the five-figure sales in the all extension section at the top of this report. The biggest non .com gTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #4 PremiumDomains.net, sold at Sedo for $7,500. Sedo went on to sweep 18 of the 20 entries on the new Global Contenders Top 20 Chart. 

.Org has the most chart entries with nine, nipping .net's eight. .Info claimed two places with the final opening going to a .mobi.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending July 18:

There were eight more four-figure GC sales just off the chart. Sedo had the highest of those with Polycom.net at $1,683 and also scored with Bestellen.org ($1,355) and DiamondEngagementRing.net ($1,300). Ingenieur.biz brought $1,290, Dianabol.net nabbed $1,200 and Shoutout.net sold for $1,000.

At the AfternicDLS Freeon.org generated $1,210 and Tabligh.net tallied $1,000. 

Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.

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