Estibot is the absolute worst at valuing a domain name. I'm afraid you won't be seeing anything close to that $60,000 (unless you got really lucky and a company called "Video One" based in the UK was desperate for the name and wanted a deal done quickly and had money to throw around! Otherwise from an end-user like that, you could possibly demand a figure up to $3,500 but that's the incredibly unlikely scenario. The more realistic scenario is a reseller who likes the look of the name (which I personally do - I think the .com would be quite valuable but the .co.uk kills it a little here). To a reseller (the most likely buyer), you're looking at maybe $150-200 if you're lucky.
P.s. the search volume for the exact phrase "video one" isn't that high but I'm surprised all of my search analytics tools are giving me figures of 240,000 - 400,000. That's more than "Nintendo switch" is getting, plus "video one"doesn#tlead to a specific page utilizing that keyword and there's no competition for that exact key phrase. I'm guessing it's being mixed in with a lot of other similar keywords like "best Video etc but it still doesn't really add up even then so who knows!
Realistically, the exact keyphrase "video on video one will be getting somewhere between 20-200 searches a month.
It's a good idea not to get excited by high valuations from estibot or search that are obviously incorrect because if a good, real offer came through, you may make a mistake by not selling it there and then because your valuation of the name is too high
