A lot of you guys are missing the point of the question.
Cdrums21 correct me if I'm wrong.
Remo used to make Coated Emperors by using 2 7mil plies of smooth white film and THEN spraying the coating on top. Now they simply coat clear film, which is observable in heads where the coating has worn down, pretty simple. Now some have suggested the Vintage Emperors. That would be my suggestion as well, because I believe that the reason that they introduced the VE's was because of all the requests for Coated Emperors made with white film instead of clear film, which would imply that there are no white film CE's to be had, or else they would have simply made more of those instead of releasing an entirely new product. That being said, there are differences between the CE's and the VE's. For one the film to me looks to be a bit on the off-white, maybe even yellow side of things, which would suggest that it's a different film that the smooth white. Also, the plies are 7.5 mil instead of 7. Minor differences, but hey, we're talking about drumheads right?
IMO the VE is a great head, especially for snares. Non-drummers told me that it was the best my snare had ever sounded the first show I played with a VE on the snare. So it's a good head. Might not be what you're looking for, but they're my go-to snare heads ever since they came out.