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Actually the best answer to the OPs question might be that it doesn't matter so much, just take your time and make up your mind independently of online herds. ie. those who rush into crypto invariably lose their capital. Those who take time to understand all the different mechanisms and value...

those prices look to be a formula of pop censuses rather than realized sales.

ISWright was selling fake Japanese coins. Sen denominated coins with bogus Meiji years. Also sellers that were banned for fake predecimal are back exactly 12 months later using same accounts.

Start first with BTC, then ETH. When you can transfer these back and forth, know the fees etc, then transfering ETH tokens and BNB. Pretty much guaranteed if you jump straight in "the next bitcoin" and DeFi that you'll lose money just like those in 2014 and 2018.

Optimistic? https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1860-sovereign-AU55/124679682968 your lowest cost option might be send to Drakesterling for both grading and consignment.

It's definitely confined in AU grade I would grade mostly for authenticity even though strike and color look right to me. It's not impossibe it comes back 58 and you have a $2000 or $3000 coin in the current market. By the time PCGS take time jerking off it might be $5000.

Agree its the dreaded AU55. If the fields weren't so bad than maybe 61 or 62. No brainer buy at $1000.