I don't think any gona even come close to 200$ for any of those 3 letters, yes they're three letters but they don't mean anything, nor do they seem to have any PR or pre-existing traffic.
I think it just takes a bit of imagination and creativity. I took the first few .com's and came up with some interesting items below. In addition to all of this, there are always product name abbreviations and actual business names who might be interested. This was kind of fun for a few minutes trying to figure out what these cryptic names could possibly mean.
Looks like 1R8.com could refer to the FAA airport code for Bay Minette in Baldwin County, Alabama.
hxxp://www.gcr1.com/5010web/airport.cfm?Site=1R8
hxxp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_Minette_Municipal_Airport
Or perhaps the last portion of a Canadian postal code in Quebec.
hxxp://www.postalcodedownload.com/G5L/1R8/
Or perhaps it would be a good fit for a business slogan like "one rate" or "first rate" or something similar.
Looks like 1D5.com could refer to the FAA airport code for Luther Airport in Madison County, New York.
hxxp://www.gcr1.com/5010web/main.cfm?Site=1D5
hxxp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Airport
Or perhaps in biology it could refer to a mouse anti-estrogen receptor (1D5).
hxxp://www.invitrogen.com/site/us/en/home/support/Research-Tools/Image-Gallery/Image-Detail.137.html
Or perhaps it would be a good fit for a business slogan like "identification five" or "ID Five" or "intrusion detection system" or something similar.
Looks like 9D6.com could refer to a valve or radio tube design from England called the Brimar pentode.
hxxp://www.tubecollector.org/9d6.htm
Or perhaps a monoclonal antibody called 9D6.
hxxp://ec.asm.org/cgi/content/full/6/1/73
Or perhaps the last portion of a model number from Alpha Marine Systems 3000-9D6 (the dash 9 configuration with the d6 program).
hxxp://www.alphamarinesystems.com/sales_tvr.htm
Or perhaps it could refer to the newer (2009 model) version 9D6 of the Navy "dunker." The Modular Egress Training System (METS) or "dunker" simulates an aircraft ditching in a body of water and sinking upside-down.
hxxp://www.navy.mil/search/print.asp?story_id=43699&VIRIN=31837&imagetype=1&page=1
Or perhaps it would be a good fit for a business slogan like "Ninety-six" or "Nine Deep Six" or something similar.
