debate How valuable are numerical palindromes really?

[namezest]

We are seeing more and more numerical sales so, I thought I would ask the question so as to help the newer members out with what to look for. Feedback is requested and thank you in advance to the more experienced domainers that can help us all out.

 

[Ms Domainer]

I think that the appeal of the palindrome -- numbers or letters -- is universal and not limited to the Chinese.

Humans just love patterns

 

[Michael]

You can now easily search for these kinds of patterns on NameBio and determine values by looking at real sales. Here's some info:

ABA format, only one publicly recorded sale in 2015 was 989.com for $818,181. We have 12 sales of this format in the database:
http://namebio.com/?s=gMzcTM4MzM

ABBA format, only one publicly recorded sale in 2015 was 4994.com for $16,100. We have 9 sales of this format in the database:
http://namebio.com/?s=QNycTM4MzM

ABNBA format such as 06360.com saw many more sales, mostly high three to low four figures if containing a zero or four, mid four figures without "bad" numbers:
http://namebio.com/?s=QO0cTM4MzM

ABBBA format and ABABA formats haven't had a publicly recorded sale in a very long time, no point in even publishing links to them.

ABAABA format such as 434434.com had only two publicly recorded sales last year, the one mentioned for $713 and another without "bad" numbers" for $1,319.
http://namebio.com/?s=AO5cTM4MzM

Other 6N palindromes didn't have any recent sales. Hope that helps.

 

[DnEbook]

Looks like I gotta wait a bit longer >>> 0018100 0081800 0082800 1180811 0881880 0188810