Appraisal help needed for unique portfolio

I have a very unique portfolio. 36 domains in total which consist of the complete alphanumeric single character set under one ccTLD. The ccTLD is .cd, a.cd through to z.cd and 0.cd through to 9.cd

I'm not aware of any other individual, or corporate entity who owns a complete set like this.

Some Possible uses:
cd could represent 'code'. The scope of possible sub domain character combinations in such a short domain, a business could have a short sku code for every product or customer.
Many very short sub domain combinations, allowing for the smallest possible QR/barcode/invoice number, that can be typed in easily or scanned.

The number of short sub domain combinations could allow for a business with a lot of users to have a large scope of very short vanity urls. This could also apply to video sharing.

A wealthy collector might want to give each of their pieces of art, cars, collected items its own single character code.

Any other suggestions most welcome, as well as any suggestions on possible value.

 

The domain names might be useful, but the issue is that you have a top-level domain that is not popular. People who buy domain names want something popular like .com, .org etc. The top-level domain that you have chosen is geographically targeted to the Democratic Republic of Congo. Maybe when cd's were popular the top-level domain was useful due to it being an abbreviation for compact disc. But nowadays cd's are obsolete.

Due to the fact that the top-level domain is not popular, I can't give an appraisal that you would be happy with. I understand that you have high hopes for the domains that you have bought, but it's up to you to convince people that they will benefit from .cd rather from a popular domain like .com, org etc.

 

I cannot make you any suggestions on what’s a good use for those domains. You should check if there's any demand. So why not spend $20 and put one (or more) on Flippa as an auction with a high reserve? Then you see if there is any interest and maybe you will even get some offers. Anything else is pure speculation.

 

I agree with your suggestion that OP should put the domains on the market and test the demand. Your speculation could be over the top, but at the end of the day it's the market that decide. If there is demand, the domains will be sold. If there isn't demand, they will slump.