overprint

IPA: ˈoʊvɝprɪnt

(philately) The addition of new text on a previously printed stamp, usually to add a surcharge or change the face value.

Examples of "overprint" in Sentences

Despite a significant overprint, the first issue managed to sell out at a distribution-level in less than twelve hours.
Let's just hope that Marvel overprint in large enough numbers, because I'm certain that initial orders aren't going to meet demand ...
Plus in case they haven't Marvel is saying they are planning a huge overprint and I would assume second and third printings if needed.
SteveF / mauri pelto, how many / little years of transition from previous to "cold climate" flora is needed to "overprint" such an event?
And tie it to the polls on Nixon-Bushit -- the "favorability" rating applicable to Nixon-Bushit should be nailed to Thompson as an overprint on his campaign fliers, etc.
Hibbs posts an excerpt from the publisher's message telling retailers it "will do everything possible to ensure an overprint is on hand to counter huge anticipated demand."
IMAGE UNITED writer Robert Kirkman said, With an overprint this substantial, this immediate sellout is a clear indication the founders and their pantheon of characters are as hot as ever.