You can find a complete list showing each domain’s sold status, percent reserves,
and percent of total auction sales here:
http://nomkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/
domain-tools-auction-results-seattle-2007-table.htm

Here’s some interesting things to note:

• 35% of all the domains that were listed sold. ( 157 / 450 )
• Of the ones that sold, 82, or slightly more than half, sold for more than
  their reserve.
• 75, or slightly less than half of those that sold, had 1 bidder and
  sold for their reserve.
• The auction pulled in 24% of the total reserves of all auctions.76% of the
  auction assets were left unsold.
• The average sold domain sold for 45% of its reserve

Either there are a lot of domainers that are over-estimating
their portfolio values, or the auction didn’t pull in enough heavy hitters. I
vote for the former, and the fact that the quality of domains were fairly
mediocre.