This is one of the first denarii I was trying to attribute. I thought that Victory is holding in her left hand a palm branch, but now I think that maybe it is not a palm branch but a trophy. I attributed it as RIC II Trajan 60, however, on all the specimens at numismatic.org for RIC II Trajan 60 he has drapery on his left shoulder, which mine doesn't have. This is the denarius with the description I am questioning myself now: AR Denarius, Rome 101 - 102 AD 19 mm, 2.611 g Obv.: IMP CAES NERVA TRAIAN AVG GERM Bust of Trajan, laureate, to r. Rev.: P M TR P COS IIII P P Victoria advancing to l., holding wreath in r. hand and palm sloping upwards to r. , in l. Does this look like a palm branch to you?
It looks identical to Trajan RIC II, 60 https://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.2.tr.60 it's just that your specimen is heavily worn and therefor the drapery is difficult to see.
Some of these have slight drapery; while others don't. The author of RIC either didn't notice this or accidentally left it out. Woytek in Die Reichsprägung des kaisers Traianus (98-117). MIR 14 notes both types -- plain bust as 130a and slight drapery as 130b.
Thank you very much @-monolith- and @Victor_Clark for your time and information. They are so helpful; now I can rest assured that it is RIC II Trajan 60 and MIR 14, 130a
