The AfternicDLS led the supporting cast of  four-figure .com sales with 1MB.com at $9,000. Their ledger also featured Anonyme.com and CCCN.com at $6,000 each, followed by TheCatwalk.com at $5,800. BassNation.com booked $5,225, EVME.com drew $5,167 and two others; FiveStarInsurance.com and WebMaps.com went for $5,000 apiece.

The AfternicDLS hit parade continued with Playnomics.com ($4,950), PrepareToDie.com ($4,900) and OnlineCollaboration.com ($4,588). The popular sales venue reported 67 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500. Those are listed in the table below: 

AfternicDLS domain listing service partner Sedo helped them sell three more; NonSkid.com ($7,800), RadioTunes.com ($2,700) and EuCareers.com ($2,500). 

Another AfternicDLS domain listing service partner, GoDaddyAuctions, moved an even bigger group of names - 17 in all - led by InformedVoter.com and OceanDevelopment.com at $3,500 each and FindAHospital.com at $3,450. The rest of the AfternicDLS/GoDaddyAuctions sales are listed in the table below:

Of course, GoDaddyAuctions was also busy generating sales from their own listings including GoPut.com ($6,000), 7001.com ($4,585) and MediaMaster.com ($3,764). CorporateGiftBaskets.com brought another $3,506 while EroticLingerie.com attracted $3,393 and Appstraction.com kicked in $2,750.

FileDirect.com added $2,505, PremiumKnives.com carved out $2,500 and FurnitureSeattle.com seated $2,499. TravelNurseEmployment.com earned $2,449, GoGifting.com unwrapped $2,188 and LANCable.com connected for $2,105. 

Back at Sedo i-Tek.com took in $7,250 while YSDS.com and Pockit.com posted $7,000 apiece. Thors.com dropped the hammer on $6,698 and two others; EcoFleet.com and SimpleSites.com sold for $6,000 each. FunnyImages.com fetched $5,850, Sekal.com contributed $5,600, Northcutt.com notched $5,500 and ReceiptBox.com filed away $5,201. 

Sedo had 54 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere Voove.com corralled $4,231 for SimplyFlooring.com, UpMarketURLs.com teamed up with Bido.com to sell BrandingStrategy.com for $3,823 and HuntingMoon.com moved ExGFVids.com for $3,000. 

Country Codes

The ccTLD charge was led by five five-figure sales this week. You saw all of those in the all extension section above so the highest country code sale you haven't seen yet is #6 on our new ccTLD Top 20 Chart. That is Mozy.no (a Norwegian country code domain) sold by Sedo for $8,700. 

Sedo went on to sweep 20 of the 22 chart entries (the extra spots resulted from a three-way tie for the final position). Their roster included #7 Joueur.fr (French ccTLD) at $7,395 and #8 Rock.in (Indian country code) at $7,380. 

Drop.com.au and the AfternicDLS prevented Sedo from running the table. Drop.com.au claimed the #9 spot with Auto.com.au (Australian ccTLD) and the AfternicDLS nailed down #16 (tie) with Diet.md (Moldavian ccTLD) at $5,000. 

America's country code, .US, took two places on the second half of the elite list; #13 Gay.us ($5,400) and #16 (tie) DaySpa.us ($5,000). 

Here is how the Country Code Top 20 stacked up for the week ending April 17:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales off the chart with Sedo claiming all but one of those with a roster that included Kraftfahrzeuge.de ($4,147), Compare.co.nz ($3,500), Pali.co.uk ($3,280) and SEOSpecialists.co.uk ($3,116). 

Sedo had 63 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere Mexicano.com sold Disponible.mx for $1,000.

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. 

Non .com gTLDs (.biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org, .asia, .pro & .tel)

A trio of five-figure sales led the non .Com gTLDs this week. You saw those three names on the all extension chart at the top of this report. The highest sales you haven't yet seen in this category are a pair that tied for #4 on our new Non .Com gTLD Top 20 Chart. Those were BusinessLeads.net and YouBuild.net, each of which sold for $5,000. Sedo handled the BusinessLeads.net sale while the AfternicDLS gets credit for YouBuild.net. 

Sedo rang up 10 of the 20 charted sales and the AfternicDLS also had an excellent outing with a hand in nine transactions that made the elite list, including #8 (tie) SportsNutrition.net at $4,000.

In the race among extensions, the .nets captured a dozen chart entries, followed by the .orgs with seven. The lone remaining opening went to #6 (tie) KFZ-Versicherungen.info at $4,495.

Here's how all of the Non .Com gTLD leaders stacked up for the week ending April 17:

There were several dozen additional four-figure non .com gTLD sales just off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with GoingPublic.org at $2,300 and they sold two others; RealInvesting.net and SchoolOfMinistry.org at $2,000 apiece.

The AfternicDLS had 23 more non .com gTLDs sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,850 that are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS's domain listing service partner Sedo also sold SocialTrends.org ($1,190) and Zhifu.net ($1,100) for them. 

Sedo's own listings also produced a number of other notable sales including NewMilford.net at $2,250 and Minerals.info at $2,030. Back.info brought $1,900, Daytraders.net deposited $1,700 and two others; Structural.pro and Surgeons.info sewed up $1,600 apiece. 

Copse.net cornered $1,599, Spielekostenlos.net spawned $1,536 and Versicherungstarife.net drew $1,523. ProtectMyIdentity.net provided $1,500, Kizuna.org clicked for $1,100 and three others; Durchfall.org, Geistheiler.net and MyBreak.net made $1,088 each. BioPropane.net added another $1,000. 

Elsewhere UpMarketURLs.com/Bido.com sold Deposit.org for $2,100 and GoDaddyAuctions got $2,005 for SingleMoms.org.

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