Printer register holographic images

1. A method of creating a substrate containing multiple holographic images, said method comprising the steps of:

dividing said substrate into a plurality of equally sized print surfaces, said print surfaces being individual lottery game cards;

determining a registration location on each of said print surfaces, said registration location defining a location of a holographic image on each of said print surfaces;

placing said holographic image and a marker on each of said print surfaces of said substrate though a transfer lamination process wherein a film having said holographic image and a marker at a fixed distance from said holographic image is bonded to said substrate, cured and stripped to leave said holographic image and said marker on each of said print surfaces of said substrate; and

printing a design element on said substrate in registration with said holographic image after said holographic image and said marker are applied to said substrate through said transfer lamination process;

wherein said holographic image is placed on each of said print surfaces at said determined registration locations;

wherein said marker is different than and spaced from said holographic image; and

wherein said holographic image is placed at substantially the same location on each of said print surfaces.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein said substrate is divided into a plurality of equally sized print surfaces by score lines between said print surfaces so that print surfaces may be easily detached from said substrate.

3. A method of printing a plurality of images on a substrate, said substrate having a plurality of print surfaces each containing at least one holographic image, said method comprising the steps of:

placing said holographic image and a marker on each of said print surfaces of said substrate through a transfer lamination process;

sensing a location of said holographic image on said print surface in two dimensions by detecting said marker on said print surface, said marker being different than and spaced from said holographic image; and

printing an image on said print surface of said substrate after said holographic image and said marker are placed on said substrate through said transfer lamination process and once said location has been determined;

wherein said printed image is at a fixed distance from said holographic image, said fixed distance being substantially the same for each print surface receiving said printed image;

wherein each of said at least one holographic image is registered with respect to said print surfaces; and

wherein said print surfaces are individual lottery game cards.

4. The method of claim 3 , wherein an optical sensor is used to detect said marker on said print surface.