Over the past couple of weeks, aftermarket sales have slowed due to people being on vacation, but there were still some noteworthy sales.



For instance, a six-figure sale of a .com domain and the largest non-.com gTLD sale of the year were reported. Additionally, several five-figure ccTLD sales held their own, with six charting in the Top 20 Sales Chart and one making the top five largest country code sales reported so far in 2023.

The biggest sale was a private transaction for Onyx.com, which sold for $250,000. This was followed by Sedo's $96,000 sale of W.app, which took the #1 spot on the YTD Non .Com gTLD Top 100 Sales Chart and Aim.io, the fifth biggest ccTLD sale reported this year at $57,729.

While the .coms reclaimed much of the chart, taking three of the next spots and 12 of 20 overall, ccTLDs took two of the top 10 spots with Sedo's ApostaLegal.com.br and Coupons.co.uk. Sedo was responsible for five out of six charted country code sales.

Moreover, Michael Law made a strong entry with his $23,500 sale of Osiris.net and ExcellentDomains.ca added another sale with BTL.ca at $4,122 ($5,424 Canadian). The non-.com gTLDs now boast a new #1 sale for the year in Sedo's sale of W.app, while Michael Law's sale of Osiris.net takes second place in the Non .com gTLD Top 10 Chart.