I'd argue this is the really big charge;
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?...&edition=1999#
Not for fines or jail time, but for this part of the penalty tacked on after those elements; "and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States."
That charge, if convicted, ends his 2024 plans, and forestalls any other efforts to involve himself as a political official, at any level.
It's the kind of thing they might plead him down to; "plead guilty and we'll give you no jail time and a slap on the wrist fine". Because he's still permanently barred from office.
It also means, in the horrible timeline where he's elected in 2024 and this still isn't settled, if the courts come back before he can pardon himself, his election is
nullified. He's forbidden from office. The VP takes over. He can appeal, but he
can't be President while appealing the decision.
That's all presuming Garland can get off his fucking ass and do his job for once, mind you.