Yeah,seems Ok,the 6 in the date probably needs a look thou. They are around although rare,official Mintage figures,like a lot of Oz.Coins seem to be a guestimate.
The problem with China versions of Gold coins is that they got clever and now use gold plated Tungsten, a metal with very near the same weight and specific gravity as gold, so they are a wee bit harder to spot.
Counterfeit Sovereigns have a long history and have been traced to India, the Middle East, England, Australia and quite a few other countries.
The good people at NGC and PCGS have XRF scanners 3D microscopes and other fun toys and have handled thousands of them - I'd send it off to them.
At premium grades this is worth as much as the 1855, and they are by no means easy to find in good grades.
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