discuss Why are 6N.com w/ repeated pattern worth more when the pattern is at the end and not the beginning?

Nashid said:

Ok, can someone please explain this one:

Why are 6n.com's worth more when the 777, 666, 222, 555, 888, 111, is at the end of the number and lower when the repeated pattern is at the beginning?

Just compare the sales to see:

116222.com 1,600 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy
756222.com 1,525 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy
424222.com 1,525 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy
190222.com 1,425 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy
044222.com 1,217 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy
949222.com 1,125 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy
748222.com 1,125 USD 2019-02-26 GoDaddy

244666.com 2,102 USD 2019-03-06 NameJet
290666.com 804 USD 2019-03-03 DropCatch
666321.com 554 USD 2019-02-22 DropCatch
887666.com 3,050 USD 2019-02-17 GoDaddy
576668.com 201 USD 2019-01-27 GoDaddy
666908.com 252 USD 2019-01-19 GoDaddy
666032.com 255 USD 2019-01-18 GoDaddy
010666.com 2,983 USD 2019-01-12 GoDaddy


See, the pattern in the beginning of the number does not sell for much, can someone please explain this theory to me for the reason why????

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NYJimbo said:

It just increases the value because of rarity. Putting the pattern anywhere is more frequent than start or end. Putting them right before the .com is just preferred due to it becoming that by choice that became standard. Sometimes if it has a 1 at the start it is worth more than at the end.

Also numbers like 365, 234, 123, 168 at start or end increase value. Even just a pair in the middle raises value a little more than the pair randomly in the 6N.

It's really about the rarity of the number and its location.

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