Showing posts with label Dollar ReDe$ign 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dollar ReDe$ign 2011. Show all posts

Friday, April 15, 2011

Nick Smith : What Have You Done Lately ? : Dollar ReDe$ign

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Raymond Sizemore : Presidents Only : Dollar ReDe$ign

“With the exception of making sure Washington was on the 100, I had no set bill for each President. I just gathered Presidents I thought deserved to be on the currency and put them on it. I believe that only our Presidents ought to be on the money. For the background of the front I chose an important event that the President played a major role in, either during his presidency or some other time during his career in public service. For the back I simply chose something essential to American Culture.”

Raymond Sizemore, is a high school student from New Haven, CT.

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Yenny Rua : Bon Voyage : Dollar ReDe$ign

“The basic idea behind my currency is a voyage through American history, beginning with its colonial roots illustrated in the one Dollar bill, continuing with the revolutionary war when we became the nation we are now on the five Dollar bill, on the twenty I placed Abraham Lincoln in front of the emancipation proclamation as yet another milestone in American history, and lastly on the one hundred Dollar bill I placed the Statue of Liberty on the front and Ellis Island on the back to symbolize the influx of immigration experienced in the 1900's and serves as a link between pilgrim and modern immigration making the bills and history a type of cycle. I decided to use different colors for each bill to make them easily distinguishable.”

Yenny Rua is a high school junior at Metropolitan Business Academy, CT.

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