> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Past coins

> Browse previously launched token images to reuse strong concepts quickly.

The Past Coins feature lets you browse images from previously launched tokens with similar names or from the same tweet.

## What Are Past Coins?

When someone launches a token on supported platforms, LaunchBlitz indexes the image used. The Past Coins feature queries this database to show you:

* Images used for tokens with similar names
* Images previously launched from the same tweet
* Grouped results by term/concept

## Accessing Past Coins

### From a Tweet

Click the **📜 History** button on any tweet to see past coins related to that tweet.

### From the Create Form

When you have a name entered, you can search past coins directly from the image section.

### Popup Interface

The Past Coins popup shows:

**Tabs:**

* **Past Coins** — Images from token database
* **Google Images** — Web search results

**Image Grid:**

* Grouped by term (English terms first)
* Click any image to select it
* Hover for larger preview

## How It Works

1. When you click Past Coins, LaunchBlitz searches by:
   * Tweet ID (if viewing from a tweet)
   * Token name/term (if searching by name)

2. Results are grouped by matching term

3. English-language terms appear first

4. Click to select and populate the create form

## Use Cases

| Scenario              | Benefit                            |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Familiar concept      | See what images worked before      |
| Trending term         | Quick image selection              |
| Multi-language tweets | Find English-named versions        |
| Verification          | Confirm image hasn't been overused |

## Tips

* Past Coins works best with common terms
* Unique or new concepts may have no results
* Use in combination with Google Search for best coverage
* Images that performed well often get reused
