surprint

/ˈsɜrˌprɪnt/
verb
  1. To print something over an existing printed surface.
    • The company decided to surprint the old brochures with a new address.
    • Artists sometimes surprint patterns onto photographs for a layered effect.
    • The mint will surprint the commemorative coins with a special mark.
Synonyms
noun
  1. An additional image or text printed over an already printed surface, such as on a stamp, banknote, or document.
    • The stamp had a red surprint reading 'SPECIMEN' across the original design.
    • Collectors value the rare surprint that was added to the currency in 1923.
    • The library's copy of the map included a surprint showing updated boundaries.
Synonyms
What does "surprint" mean? | whatsthatwordmean | whatsthatwordmean