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In addition to all of those charted domains, Sedo added more black ink to their bottom line with OceanTrawlers.com at $9,700 and EPJ.com at €5,600 ($7,277). They tacked on another $6,000 with GuardianAmerica.com and added $5,000 for Convenio.com. 

SnapNames also booked a bevy of solid four figure sales including BusinessInstitute.com ($9,600), ParadisePark.com ($8,300) and Big2.com ($8,100). Mobifon.com dialed up $7,655, ArborLakes.com landed $7,100 and Buchhandlung.com drew $5,400.

ArtTable.com penciled in $5,005, Duality.com commanded $4,912, ValleyWeb.com went for $4,101 and Drugsore.com was a just buck behind at $4,100. RailroadTrack.com rolled to $3,901, CustomGifts.com clicked for $3,800 and iBelong.com booked $3,700. 

SnapNames had 19 more sales ranging from $2,000 to just over $3,600. You can see those in the table below.

Back at BuyDomains Strategia.com contributed $9,000, Regroup.com returned $8,000 and two others, SalesSolutions.com and HorseSport.com dismounted with $6,000 each. DomainMall.com delivered $5,000, Resweb.com downloaded $4,500 and CSME.com claimed $4,250.

Conexia.com and Brunello.com brought $4,000 each, Outsourcer.com sewed up $3,988 and AssetValuation.com unlocked $3,888. ClothingCo.com uncovered $3,688, PreciousGifts.com and InnovateTech.com took in $3,500 each and FrontRoom.com fetched $3,475.

BuyDomains had 30  more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,200. You can check those out in the table below.

BuyDomains piled up more than 150 additional .com sales ranging from $1,950 all the way down to $500. Meanwhile their NameMedia sister site, Afternic.com rounded out the action with SearchIPTV.com at $5,000, CitizenshipForm.com at $2,600 and iStats.com at $2,500.

Global Contenders (.biz, .info, .mobi, .net & .org)

.Mobi mania reigned on the Global Contenders Chart this week with the new mobile extension racking up 4 of the top 5 entries. #1 Gamble.mobi won going away, raking in $33,000 at Sedo. .Biz soared into the #2 slot with the €6,000 ($7,796) sale of CRM.biz, also at Sedo. Then the .mobis marched back in with #3 900.mobi (sold by Jeremy Padawer for $5,250 in a private sale), #4 LivePoker.mobi ($4,750 at Sedo) and tied for #5, Dokter.mobi, sold for $4,000 at Afternic.

JoshuaTree.net finally got the older extensions into the fray, selling for $4,000 at BuyDomains to get the other half of that 5th position. That was one of seven .nets on the chart. .Org, with nine, had more entries than any other extension, but they didn't make their first appearance until DSSC.org slipped into the 7th slot at $2,666. That domain sold at SnapNames, a venue that had more charted domains than anyone else with eight, edging out BuyDomains who had seven.

Here's how the GC top sellers stacked up for the week ending January 7:

There were 16 more four figure sales just off the chart and BuyDomains had half of those. Performa.net posted $1,580, OpportunityKnocks.net notched $1,288 and two others, Serm.net and Povo.org provided $1,200 each. BuyDomains also had a quartet at $1,000 each that included Strategia.net, MemoryLane.net, Info1.net and DoctorNet.org.

Back at SnapNames, Atlatl.org attracted $1,407, VPG.net drew $1,367 and SuncoastSchoolsFCU.org added $1,060. Nhacxitin.info brought $1,006, VKP.org $1,002 and SundanceOnlineFilmFestival.org $1,001. 

Elesewhere, Afternic turned Aman.net over for $1,350 and Sedo sold Curious.net for $1,300.

Country Codes

The country codes enjoyed one of the strongest week's we've ever seen, putting five names on the all-extension leader board (as you saw earlier) and piling up almost two dozen sales of four figures or more. eBaby.co.uk led the ccTLD charge at $29,089 followed by Bestseller.de (German country code) at $18,841. A Brazilian domain, RelatosEroticos.com.br ("erotic stories" in Spanish) ranked third at $15,593, followed by #4 Francia.es (Spain's extension) at $12,994 and #5 VividImaginations.co.uk at $10,278.

Sedo accounted for all of those sales and swept 18 of the 20 entries overall. They also added three more four figure sales just off the chart. Great Britain's .co.uk extension had the most charted domains with five, followed closely by the European Union's .eu with four. Germany's .de, Spain's .es and Greece's .gr were the only other ccTLDs with multiple entries, bagging two each.

.TV has an impressive two-letter sale this week with MA.TV tuning in $8,000. The Tuvalu country code has come to be identified more closely with web video than the tiny Pacific island nation that it represents. The other countries represented on this week's chart are France (.fr), St. Kitts and Nevis Islands (.kn) and Austria (.at).

Here's a look at the complete Country Code chart for the week ending January 7:

Sedo also had a trio of four figure sales just off the chart. eBuddy.de, Climatizacion.es and Bomberman.co.uk booked €1,000 ($1,300) each.

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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