About William Krawczewicz
Born 1967. William Krawczewicz is an American designer.
William J. "Dollar Bill" Krawczewicz (born 1967) is an American illustrator and medalist.
Biography Krawczewicz was born in 1967, in Severna Park, Maryland. He graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, and worked at the United States Mint. He later worked for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) as a coin and banknote designer. As of 2007, he is one of three banknote designers working for the BEP.
He was the designer of the obverse of the 1993 Bill of Rights commemorative silver dollar. He was also the designer of the 2000 Maryland quarter, which was minted over 1.2 billion times. In 2017, some Maryland quarters were flown into space.
Krawczewicz is also a charcoal llustrator. He donated some of his works to the Maryland State Archives.
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American coin designer (born 1967)
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