Country Codes

The country codes had another very strong week led by the nine five-figure ccTLD sales we showed you in the all extension section above. The highest sales you haven't yet seen in this category are LookBook.fr (French ccTLD) and Zynga.es (Spain's country code) at $8,640 each via Sedo, a venue that piled up 11 of the 20 chart entries. Those two domains rounded out the top half of our new Country Code Top 20 Sales Chart. 

BliXemInternet kicked off the second half of the elite list with a Dutch domain, #12 IAD.nl at $8,208. They placed another one, Zilverprijs.nl ($5,688) at #20. NoktaDomains and NetFleet.com.au also had two chart entries each. NoktaDomains added #18 Hogares.es ($6,000) to their sale of #2 SendMoney.co.uk while NetFleet.com.au supplemented their sale of #4 Jobs.net.au with #13 Insurance.net.au at $7,900.

Here is how the Country Code Top 20 stacked up for the week ending May 29:

There were dozens of additional four figure ccTLD sales off the chart. NoktaDomains has the highest of those with SellingTechniques.co.uk at $5,650. They also scored with iTutor.co.uk ($5,100), LaptopRental.co.uk ($2,500) and Bang.co.za ($1,700). 

Back at Sedo X.cm deposited $5,101, 8.cm added $4,901 and Dictionary.eu yielded $4,352. Sedo had 78 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $4,350 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere BliXemInternet sold Kredietadviseur.nl for $5,328 and Edifier.nl for $1,973, Moniker/SnapNames moved MT.tv for $1,716 and UpmarketURLs.com joined with Bido.com to sell 74.co.uk for $1,500. 

Also, MissDomain.com drew $1,440 for Musli.se, Mexicano.com sold Naughty.mx for $1,000 and TIG.us changed hands for $1,000 in a private transaction. 

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)

The non .com gTLDs had their best outing of the year by far, piling up 14 five-figure sales. This category rarely has more than a couple of sales a week at that level. They've been on a roll the past two weeks though, with six breaking the five-figure barrier the previous week and now more than a dozen turning the trick this week. 

We listed all of the five-figure sales in the all extension section at the top of this report, so the highest sale you haven't yet seen from this category is #15 on our new Non .Com gTLD Top 20 Chart - that is MSys.net at $9,388 through the AfternicDLS. Five more .nets rounded out the elite list led by #16 FijiAirlines.net at $8,800. 

The .nets took 10 of the 20 chart entries overall, followed by .org with 8. That left one spot each for .biz (#4 About.biz at $15,000) and .info (#13 Amor.info at $11,250). Here's how all of the Non .Com gTLD leaders stacked up for the week ending May 29:

There were several dozen additional four-figure non .com gTLD sales just off the chart led by Sedo's $3,950 sale of Idol.net. They added $3,600 for UKM.org and $3,300 for TVPlayer.net. 

Sedo had 17 more four-figure .com sale ranging from $1,000 to $3,100. Those are listed in the table below: 

Back at the AfternicDLS Nutritionist.org served up $3,500, BarMitzvah.org booked $3,295 and TrueColor.net collected $3,188. 

The AfternicDLS had 32 more four-figure .com sale ranging from $1,000 to $2,988. Those are listed in the table below: 

AfternicDLS domain listing partner Sedo also sold two domains for them; Kunstgalerie.net at $1,990 and CasualDates.net at $1,000. 

Elsewhere Boxcar.com/DomainConsultant.com sold RXM.net for $2,000, YummyNames/AfternicDLS got $1,581 for JesusChrist.info and UpMarketURLs.com/Bido.com banked $1,350 for 796.net.  

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