The AfternicDLS led the four-figure .com supporting cast with SnackTime.com at $9,000, CloseToYou.com at $8,850 and InteractiveKiosks.com at $8,188. 4Stars.com added $7,588, SendFlowersWorldwide.com delivered $6,800 and Tronex.com drew $6,400. 

MortgageConcepts.com cornered $5,500 while MetalBaskets.com and Koopz.com kicked in $5,000 each. JLTA.com tacked on $4,792 and FlyingCircus.com landed at $4,670. 

The Afternic DLS had 64 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500 that are listed in the table below:

As part of their expanded promotion program, the AfternicDLS also sold two more names through Sedo; MansGuide.com at $2,788 and WarLegends.com at $2,588. 

In additional closed sales from Moniker's DOMAINfest Global auction, Entertained.com drummed up $9,000 while three others; Dotcoms.com, Outbreaks.com and Forecasting.com fetched $6,000 apiece. OneWayTicket.com cost $5,750, Bodacious.com bagged $5,000 and CollegeHockey.com skated away with $4,500. Diversification.com deposited $3,750, while Platelets.com and VisitBolivia.com banked $3,000 apiece. Illustrating.com penciled in another $3,250.

From their online platform, Moniker also sold SlotsMachines.com ($6,675), RosamondSolar.com ($2,099) and SkyHi.com ($2,099). 

At Sedo English-Essay.com sold for $8,100, AccessoriesDirect.com attracted $7,965 and TSolar.com took a shine to $7,900. Algerien.com generated $7,560, VentureNet.com nabbed $6,500 and DCity.com doled out $6,200. 

Adiyo.com yielded $6,000, IFW.com went for $5,850, Goused.com grabbed $5,500 and IRW.com returned $5,300. Sedo had 36 more .com sales ranging  from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

At DotcomAgency.com FleaRemedy.com, LocalPetStores.com, TeethingBabies.com and VegetableCooking.com served up $7,500 each. ContactCelebrities.com connected for $6,000, MedicalEquipmentCompany.com displayed $3,388 and CuriousThing.com uncovered $3,000. 

Back at Latonas.com Suffocate.com smothered $5,500, PostalCodes.com dispatched $5,000, Sisco.com secured $2,800 and EngineeringDegrees.com conferred $2,300. 

At SnapNames the ledger included HZF.com ($4,600), NetCop.com ($3,635) and SoftMusic.com ($3,530). Ekko.com eked out $3,502, MoneySystem.com distributed $3,105 and ShopToEarn.com captured $3,000. IDN 手机铃声.com (xn--4qsp1tj4div1d.com) pulled $2,803, LCDWallMount.com attached $2,449 and YogurtMaker.com scooped $2,300. ILoveNYC.com clicked for $2,200 and Vanes.com claimed $2,000. 

At GoDaddy Auctions VeroBeachHotelAndClub.com checked in $3,230 and CustomerServiceCareers.com earned $3,197 while JustWinIt.com and PokerAngels.com each raked in $3,000 pots. OpulentHomes.com hauled in $2,500 and Opener.com closed at $2,405. 

Eslewhere MediaOptions.com sold IndoorGardens.com for $3,000. 

Country Codes

The ccTLDs posted a quartet of five-figure sales this week, all noted in the all extension section you read above. Underdog.co.uk led that pack after a $21,300 sale at Sedo. The top country code sales you haven't seen yet rank #5 and #6 on our new Country Code Top 20 chart. Those are MaklerManager.de at $8,033 and IOW.co.uk at $7,700. Sedo sold both of those domains and went on to sweep 15 of the 20 chart entries.

As is usually the case, Germany's .de extension had the most chart entries with seven, followed by .co.uk (Great Britain) and .com.au (Australia) with 3 each. .It (Italy) and .tv (Tuvalu) also had multiple entries with two each. One of the .tvs was an IDN - #13 москва .tv ("Moscow" in Russian), sold at IDNForums.com for $5,000. 

Here is how the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending Feb. 21:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart with Sedo accounting for the vast majority of those. Their supplemental list included FunPhone.de ($3,213), Questions.fr ($3,105) and MPX.co.uk ($3,080). 

Sedo had 60 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,970 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere four Polish ccTLDs changed hands in private sales; REO.pl ($3,332), CCV.pl ($2,482), MotoCenter.pl ($1,870) and Term.pl ($1,700). NameDrive.com sold another .pl domain - Sciagnijto.pl for $2,040. 

NetFleet.com.au sold a pair of Australian ccTLDs; FinancialGuide .com.au ($1,780) and BadCreditHomeLoans.com.au ($1,335) and Registrars.co.uk sold o69.co.uk for $1,532.

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)

The Global Contenders finally had a breakout week thanks to that $1 million sale of Poker.org - the highest sale of the new year in any extension. This category can thank the .orgs for its strong showing - they swept the top four positions on our new Global Contender Top 20 Chart.  

The .nets made their first appearance with #5 ModernWomen.net at $8,400 via the AfternicDLS. The .nets usually have the most chart entries week in and week out, but not this week when the .orgs won the race with 11 charted domains. The .nets had 9 leaving no opening for the rest of the non .com gTLDs.

The .org onslaught continued with #6 UVC.org, sold at Sedo for $7,140. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Feb. 21:

There were several dozen additional GC sales just off the chart, led by the AfternicDLS sales of GeeksOnline.net and Taaz.net for $2,588 each. They also moved LanguagesOnline.net for $2,350.

The AfternicDLS had 27 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,300. You can check those out in the table below:

The AfternicDLS used Sedo to sell Spiritualite.org for $1,588 through their expanded promotion platform.

At Sedo the winners included Rohstoffe.org at $2,565 and SmartPhones.info at $2,025. They had 16 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere, GoDaddy Auctions sold Minhatv.net for $2,505, Moniker moved EZ.biz for $1,800 in their DOMAINfest Global auction and SnapNames sold three names; 3X.org ($2,000), Shooting.net ($1,655) and JobSpectrum.org ($1,256). 

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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