Sedo led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with MAJ.com at $9,999, Stirr.com at $9,870 and a pair at $9,000 each; Asana.com and GoldCharms.com. UXUA.com kicked in $8,460, M247.com clocked in at $8,000 and SportStats.com compiled $7,000.

PolishWorld.com went for $6,000, Amitad.com drew $5,640, Lulz.com landed $5,500 and VoteYesNo.com pulled the lever on $5,200. Sedo had 30 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that you can check out in the table below.

The AfternicDLS continued to mine riches from the small to medium sized busines market, selling HauntHunter.com for $8,800, CarbonResearch.com for $6,488 and two others; AdBuy.com and Shamanic.com for $5,500 each. JobMall.com attracted $5,300, DynamicVideo.com captured $4,940 and LanguageStudio.com translated into $4,188.

InvestIndia.com returned $3,788, CloudShop.com clicked for $3,488 and WildSafari.com feasted on $3,400. iWake.com roused $3,388, MaxTraffic.com took in $3,288, BuilderPage.com brought $3,188 and MensInterest.com made $3,088.

The AfternicDLS had 50 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold EcoUnion.com through an expanded promotion listing at Sedo for $2,000. 

At SnapNames.com WebArchive.com uncovered $8,250, Statins.com stirred in $8,000 and OnlineFinancing.com drifted down to $4,805. The latter domain had previously sold for $17,500 in a Moniker/T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction in April of last year so someone ended up taking a big hit on that one.

EscapeToFlorida.com fetched $2,588, TrafficBroker.com bagged $2,150, NewsLeak.com let a $2,107 cat out of the bag and NewsAndReview.com rang up $2,051. 

Back at NameJet, Burners.com lit up $7,818, USAR.com registered $6,000 and DigitialMedia.com distributed $5,100. NutritionSupplements.com swallowed $5,050, Youcai.com called in $5,015 and MarkMe.com checked off $5,011. 

Melimelo.com managed $4,801, RealEstateMortgage.com arranged $4,600 and TraderAcademy.com cornered $4,501. JuegosMoviles.com displayed $4,444 and ShrinkLink.com located $4,100. Name Jet had 33 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. Those are listed in the table below. 

Elsewhere PrintQuotes.com changed hands for $4,700 in a private sale.

Country Codes

The country code boom continued this week with 11 five-figure sales and four others that were less than $500 away from cracking the five figure mark. We list all five-figure sales in the all extension section at the top of this weekly report so you have already seen the names that make up the top half of our new ccTLD Top 20 Chart.

The highest ccTLD sales you haven't seen yet are grouped in a trio at #12 that includes Bedrijfscatering.nl ("corporate catering" in Dutch), LingerieSexy.fr (French ccTLD) and Metin2.co.uk. Those domains went for $9,870 each at Sedo. Headbaords.co.uk was right behind at $9,619, also via Sedo, a venue that swept 15 of the 20 chart entries.

 Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending June 21:

There were several dozen additional four-figure sales off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with Bordeaux.co.uk at $5,000. NameJet was right behind with Copy.me at $4,999. NameJet registered five other strong .me sales; Beer.me ($4,299), Kick.me ($3,000), Catch.me ($1,799), David.me ($1,211) and Gallery.me ($1,209). They also sold FZTV.tv for $3,650. 

Sedo piled 62 more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $4,935. Those are all listed in the table below.

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

GolfCourses.org paced the Global Contenders category this week, notching a $10,005 sale at NameJet in the only five figure GC sale reported over the past seven days. Shirts.net nabbed the #2 spot with an $8,958 sale at Sedo, followed by a nice two-letter .org, MR.org at $8,800, also via Sedo.

The .orgs took seven chart positions overall, including #5 MassageOil.org, sold for $5,288 at the AfternicDLS, a platform that swept 10 of the 20 chart entries to lead all venues. Even though .orgs accounted for four of the top five sales, the .nets had the most overall entries with 13.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending June 21:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. NameJet had the highest of those with DiscountTravel.org at $2,268. The winners on their supplemental list also included PrivacyAlliance.org ($2,100), Gatax.org ($1,709) and Samurai.org ($1,550).

Also at NameJet, Watercolor.net went for $1,513, Wimax.info found $1,210 and RCB.net nailed $1,209. That's a big drop for Wimax.info, a name that had changed hands for $7,700 in a private sale in September 2007.

PornoValley.net posted $1,111, SocialEntrepreneurship.org added $1,110 and Coil.net closed at $1,100. EmbassyofSierraLeone.org landed $1,087, Joint.org generated $1,010 and LCHR.org delivered $1,009.

At Sedo, Fichier.net flagged down $2,115, DavidZhang.net dusted off $2,000 and Kaden.net corralled $1,700. Nicola.net attracted $1,692, StudentJobs.net doled out $1,636, EDN.net banked $1,255 and Dangdut.net drew $1,199. 

The AfternicDLS  had 16 additional four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. You can check those out in the table below.

The AfternicDLS also sold ProjektManagement.net ($1,700) and ClaimManagement.net ($1,600) through expanded promotion listings at Sedo and DreamHome.org for $1,988 through a similar listing at SnapNames.

Elsewhere Snapnames sold ArtOfWar.net ($1,400) and Lad.org ($1,151) while Moniker closed the $1,000 sale of LaptopComputers.info (from their T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Silicon Valley 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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