Ya, you must send to a different address, I bought 2 from my address and 2 from my mother-in-laws, back then you could use thevsame card though. Now it must be different address and card

Still no reverse proof 70. Johnson dollar

The U.S. Mint rarely admits to an error, except error coins of course! Lol It took them 15 days from the day of issue of this LBJ C&C set to issue the correction via e-mail. This CoinNews article written by Darrin Lee Unser on Oct. 27 also still has the description of the LBJ silver medal wrong, even though the silver medal photo in the article provided by the U.S. Mint clearly shows that it is a silver version of the original 1963 LBJ bronze medal by sculptor-engraver Gilroy Roberts. Roberts’ name and date of 1963 is visible on the truncation of LBJ’s bust on the obverse of the silver medal photo in this CoinNews article. Even the Mint’s website on the first day of issue of this set had the right silver medal photo but the wrong medal description. Hopefully this helps further explain to a degree what happened Mr. Kinsey, especially since the U.S. Mint did strike a 1965 LBJ presidential inaugural medal with a totally different obverse & reverse design. You can check out both LBJ medal designs at inauguralmedals.com as mentioned by CoinNews poster Two Cents just the other day. I enjoy learning from this great numismatic news website & from comments from readers like yourself Mr. Kinsey. Thanks!. Happy collecting to all.

-NumisDudeTX

Dear Valued Customer,
Unfortunately there was a design description error printed inside the folder of the 2015 Coin and Chronicles Set – Lyndon B. Johnson. The text in the folder describing the silver medal reverse reads “The reverse includes the date of his inauguration: January 20, 1965.” The text should have read “The reverse includes the date the president first took office: November 22, 1963.” The Mint apologizes to its customers for this error.