Trajan Dupondius Give-Away

Since the give-away of that slabbed coin a couple of weeks ago was a smashing success I thought I'd try it again. This one isn't slabbed, it's a dupondius of Trajan with the reverse of TR P VII IMP IIII COS V PP / SC.

My wife is after me again to clean up my desk and get rid of some of my years of accumulation. Even I have to admit it's kind of out of hand.

US and Canada only please to cut down on postage costs. Here's the coin:


Please let me know if you're interested.

 

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I am very interested, my friend. Thanks for doing this.

 

I would like to join. Thanks for hosting another give away!

 

I'm interested, count me in.

 

That's dicriminatory practice !



Just kidding, very nice gesture. I like these giveaways between members/friends through the forum, it concurs to a very good ambiance.
I'm so sorry I can't participate either way (receiving or giving) for the same reasons of shipping cost/

Q

 

This isn't an entry.

But, Brian, what a generous guy you are!!

Thanks so much!

Erin

 

i give the coin on a first one who starts a collection

 

Looks like a great way to start an ancient collection, count me in!

 

I'm in. How generous of you!

 

@Brian Bucklan - I am interested!

 

I'm interested. Count me in, thanks.
Awsome generosity

 

Exactly my thoughts. I hope some folks don't take it as pretentious.

BTW: Made a mistake: The reverse is actually TR POT COS IIII PP / SC

 

I'd like to enter! Thanks for the great opportunity! Very generous

 

I'm in. Thanks for giving this guy away!

 

Thank you Brian! I would like to enter to use it in my classroom. Very generous of you sir!

 

Why not? Count me in.

 

I'm new to ancients and would like to be considered. Either way thanks for making such a cool move.

 

Hey very interested! Thanks!

 

I would love a free piece of history....I've never even held a coin older than my beat up 180_ something half cent(1$bin rescue)...So if you want to send it to a place to be cherished, you found that place...Thanks for the opportunity!

 

OK. Put all the names on slips of paper: