1 Dollar - Elizabeth II - Amber route: Stare Hradisko

Stare Hradisko was a major Celtic oppidum in Moravia, occupied roughly from the 2nd century BC through the 1st century AD, and one of the most extensively excavated proto-urban settlements in Central Europe. The Amber Route it sat astride ran from the Baltic coast south toward the Adriatic, threading through Bohemia and Moravia — a corridor that moved not just amber but Roman glassware, bronze vessels, and coinage deep into territories Rome never formally controlled.

The amber inlay itself sources from Baltic deposits, maintaining at least a material continuity with the actual trade commodity being commemorated.