The AfternicDLS had over 400 more .com sales below $2,000.

In additional closed sales from Moniker's recent live auctions, OnlineInvestment.com returned $9,000 from October's T.R.A.F.F.I.C. East auction while TelephotoLens.com zoomed in on $4,500 at the same event. At the recently concluded Pubcon auction, Moniker sold CommuterFlights.com ($8,000), DisabilityPolicy.com ($7,000) and TermLifePolicies.com ($5,400).

Also at Pubcon, a two-name lot that included TermInsurancePolicy.com and TermInsurancePolicies.com penciled in $3,500 while LaserCopiers.com posted $2,500. BalancedFunds.com brought $2,250, FreeLabor.com fetched $2,200 and another twinbill - GroupLifePolicy.com and GroupLifePolicies.com had a $1,750 payoff. Other sales from that event included EarlyBirdDiscount.com ($1,500), NewVehicleFinancing.com ($1,100), GroupInsurancePolicy.com ($1,100) and DisabilityPolicies.com ($1,000). 

In another Moniker sale at the GeoDomain Expo DallasRealEstateBroker.com bagged $2,500. 

Back at Sedo 3-letter .coms seemed to be the order of the day with OKF.com drawing $8,500 and RWB.com banking $8,433. KXR.com rang up $7,101, JRQ.com clicked for $6,700 and QRD.com drummed up $5,000. Sedo's other winners included RewardsCreditCard.com ($7,300), OneHub.com ($6,000), Megrotic.com ($5,600), Yourl.com ($5,000) and Ouest.com ($5,000).

At TDNAM.com 2EasyShop.com sold for $6,505, TruckRacks.com tied down $6,065 and AfaceriOnline.com found $3,430. LakeForestRealEstate.com located $3,100, MathBee.com counted out $3,005 and Torant.com took in $2,705. TDNAM's roster was rounded out with KissMeKarla.com ($2,515), Zajab.com ($2,370), DNFund.com ($2,105) and 3RBPro.com ($2,004). 

At NameJet.com IPGroup.com grabbed $6,500, SyracuseUniversity.com collected $6,000 in tuition and SilconeBreastImplant.com (typo) ballooned to $5,300. DirectoryListings.com landed at $5,100, AsianAmateurs.com added $5,000 and Dentacare.com drilled $4,900. ChicagoAuction.com dropped the hammer on $4,200, Clec.com and ImagePerfect.com produced $3,700 each and Pintos.com picked up $3,600. 

Also at NameJet, FishMart.com hooked $3,300, FenceWorks.com erected $3,100 and Blockbster.com (typo) tallied $3,000. Mdusa.com clicked for $2,600 while BridalBox.com and AddictgGames.com (typo) turned in $2,500 each. OffshoreFormation.com incorporated $2,300 while VacationMart.com and ApplianceCentral.com socked away $2,100 each and Karne.com matched GreystoneHotel.com at $2,000 apiece. 

At SnapNames.com NewYorkWatch.com glanced at $3,999, CheapoAirfare.com booked $3,556 and MiamiDadeClerk.com signed off on $3,300. PlumWine.com quaffed $3,024, GuidesMaps.com rerouted $2,750 and FindWhere.com found $2,600. JCPeeney.com and TexasDWIAttorney.com billed $2,350 each while FemdomNow.com notched $2,150. 

Back at Pool.com JCPennney.com distributed $2,000. 

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

.Mobi continued to dominate the Global Contenders chart this week as more sales were closed from Sedo's second premium .mobi auction. The mobile extension took ten of the first fifteen positions on the new GC Chart. We expanded this list from 20 to 30 positions to make room for the latest wave of .mobi sales.

You saw the first six sales on this list (led by Download.mobi at $51,000) on the all extension leader board earlier. The top sale you haven't seen is #7 Immo.mobi at €6,300 ($9,078). .Net made its first appearance on the board at #8 with Cart.net selling for $7,700 at NameJet. .Org didn't appear until Gnet.org popped up at #14 after going for $4,400, also at NameJet. 

.Info finally took a bow at #24 with Airplane.info ($2,800) while .biz was latest to the show, slipping in at #27 (tie) with a $2,500 sale at Sedo. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending December 16:

There were dozens of additional four-figure Global Contenders sales just off the chart and the AfternicDLS hauled in the biggest catch from that group. FortuneTeller.net and Davilla.net delivered $2,488 each while GamesForKids.net corralled $2,388. 1Hit.net drove home $2,188, Cuma.net captured $2,178 and VIPMed.net made $2,088.

The AfternicDLS had 26 more four-figure GC sales on their global platform, ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. You can see those in the table below:

At Sedo, MobileAdvertising.net reached $2,200, Widgets.info wound up at $1,729 and AllergyRelief.net coughed up $1,700. CreditBank.mobi cranked out $1,441, SiliconValley.mobi cornered $1,301, Arabia.info nabbed $1,150 and AutoStop.net braked at $1,081. 

At NameJet SAAS.org ground out $2,100. At SnapNames Economics.info collared $1,900, BizConcept.info focused on $1,554, PacificIslands.net welcomed $1,500 and Q8I.net nailed $1,050. 

Country Codes

Italian domain VOIP.it leads this week's Country Code Top 20 after selling for $14,409 at Sedo where runner-up Göteborg.nu (IDN) also went for $10,374.  I don't know what's going on with .nu all of the sudden. Sales in that ccTLD that represents the tiny Pacific Ocean island nation of Nuie have been few and far between but this week .nu had four of the top seven country code sales and five charted domains overall. 

America's .us holds down the #3 slot with the $8,201 sale of 247.us at Sedo, a venue that swept all 20 chart positions! The U.S. also scored with #20 (tie) Adventure.us at $2,000. Other nations with multiple chart entries this week included Spain (.es), Belgium (.be), Germany (.de) and Great Britian (.uk). One of the three British sales was a rare .me.uk transaction that saw HouseInsurance.me.uk go for $2,015.

Here is how all of the country code leaders stood for the week ending December 16:

Sedo had six more four-figure ccTLD sales this week including London-Shop.de ($1,833), Reitboard.de ($1,802) and a pair at $1,513 each; What.nu and Gartentipp.de. CasinoTime.it tallied $1,441 and Shishagott.de deposited $1,081.

Elsewhere, Pool sold Exterminator. ca (Canadian ccTLD) for $1,550, the Afternic DLS attracted $1,222 for YesAndNo.us and Moniker made $1,049 from the sale of PokerTournaments.co.uk at their Affiliate Summit live auction. 

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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