Should I, as an amateur, get my result published based on a well known professor's opinion? I don't have any formal education in mathematics that the large part of mathematicians have but fortunately I have the ability to use intuition to obtain results in higher mathematics that many professional mathematicians find interesting.

So recently I happened to send this famous professor (whom I've been corresponding with for some time) one of my results and he responded by saying that "indeed he thinks the result is new"

So what's the next step? Should I try to get the result published?
Assuming the following premises are true:


The professor you state is well-known and established in his field
You have produced a tangible result in this field
The professor endorses your result to be new


Then,  


  Get the result published!


I do not see any reason for this not to be published. Better yet, contact the professor for further directions (see comments).