Sedo led the four-figure .com supporting cast with Wazeefa.com at $9,425. They also scored with SuperMortgages.com and WithYou.com at $7,500 each. Psusa.com added $7,140, Risultati-Calcio.com returned $6,960 and Favorita.com fetched $6,525. 

CoolBritannia.com kicked in $6,520, Rolly.com raked in $6,000 and Gratisy.com greeted $5,075. Sedo had 36 more .com sales ranging  from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

NameJet lassoed $9,301 with LaRepublica.com and also scored with CookbookStore.com ($5,200) and ForeignAutoParts.com ($5,044). Aino.com cornered another $4,700 while FunNet.com found $4,611 and HoemDepot.com drew $4,600. 

NameJet posted 21 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS Kynos.com contributed $6,988, PureDance.com did a $5,900 pasodoble and Badz.com boosted $5,400. ThePhoneStore.com dialed up $5,000, AuditProgram.com uncovered $4,995 and BabyGourmet.com tasted $4,788. 

DomainsCentral.com sold for $4,522, StellarServices.com secured $4,500 and MobileDashboards.com banked $4,490. My-Party.com produced $4,388 and ExcessMedia.com delivered $4,188. The Afternid DLS had 72 more four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. You can check those out in the table below:

As part of their expanded promotion program, the AfternicDLS also sold AnimalTown.com through Sedo for $2,050. 

At SnapNames Antisocial.com sewed up $7,284, ItalianPeople.com provided $2,799 and two others; HealthyOptions.com and Sope.com dispensed $2,600 each. 

At GoDaddy Auctions, Odnoklasniki.com nabbed $5,205, BabyLabels.com located $3,999, NewSchoolNotes.com recorded $3,671 and MyDatingPlace.com connected for $2,255.

Spotex.com spawned $5,149 at Moniker and they also sold WebType.com for $5,075 and MLove.com for $3,063. 

In a notable private transaction Steve Orosz sold QC1.com for a cool $8,000.

Country Codes

The country codes continue to enjoy a boom that started a couple of years ago and there is no sign that they are going to slow down any time soon. As we noted at the top of this report, this week's €587,500 ($851,875) sale of Credit.fr is far bigger than any country code sale reported in 2009. 

The top three sales in the ccTLD category also made the all extension leader board you saw above. We also told you about two other five-figure sales; CasinoItalia.it (Italian ccTLD) and Home.ch (Switzerland ccTLD) that went for $11,600 each. 

The highest sale in this category that you haven't seen yet is an IDN at #6 on our new Top 20 Country Code Chart - Müller.eu at $9,570. Sedo handled that sale and went on to sweep all 20 positions on the leader board!

In the race among extensions, the European Union's .eu and Germany's .de shared the lead by taking four places apiece. The United States country code, .us, was next with three. Three of the four .eu domains on the chart are IDNs.   

Here is how the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending Jan. 10:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the chart and Sedo accounted for all but three of those. Their supplemental list was led by DeinHandy.de at $3,451 and a pair of domains at $3,451 each; MFC.fr and KCHE.eu. 

Sedo had 70 more country code sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,294 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere Moniker sold Katla.se for $3,000 and Drop.com.au moved a pair of Australian domains; WindTurbines.com.au ($1,841) and ToolBox.com.au ($1,002).

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, .pro & .tel)

A nice 2-letter .org - QE.org - led the non .com gTLD Global Contenders race this week after changing hands for $20,000 at Sedo. That was one of four five-figure GC sales we told you about at the top of this report. The highest sale you haven't seen in this category yet is #5 NursingScholarships.org at $5,900 via Sedo. Sedo wound up taking 10 of the 20 positions on our new Global Contenders Top 20 Chart.

This was an exceptionally strong week for the .orgs which swept the first five positions and took eight places overall. The .nets still managed to pile up the most chart entries with nine though. That left three open spots that were taken by a .pro, a .mobi and a .info. Scoring highest in that trio was #6 Consulting.pro at $5,075.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Jan. 10:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with EuropeTravel.net at $2,400. They also generated $2,288 from CyberWarrior.net and $2,100 from Revu.net. 

The AfternicDLS had 19 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. You can check those out in the table below:

Through their expanded promotion platform, the AfternicDLS also sold two names through Sedo; Photohraphe.org at $1,192 and GreenInvestment.net at $1,390.

At Sedo, the hits just kept on coming with Fragen.net ($2,320), Gafas.net ($2,248) and a pair at $2,175 apiece; SuperShield.net and TravelCube.biz.

Sedo rang up 15 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 that you can check out in the table below:

Back at NameJet the .orgs continued to do good business with Painters.org making a $2,110 splash, Unchina.org grinding out $2,013 and Masa.org making $1,533. ECISF.org added $1,409, IPPSXX.org grossed $1,044, CanSystem.org drew $1,010 and MIO.org went for $1,009. NameJet also sold Eusai.net for $1,300. 

Elsewhere, GoDaddy Auctions sold EWM.org ($1,505), ValuesAlliance.org ($1,305) and AfricaLegalAid.org ($1,115) while YummyNames.com moved CollegeEd.org for $1,777.

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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