Wolfenstein: Youngblood Stolen Gestapo Crate Locations Guide – How to Get Silver Coins

In our Wolfenstein: Youngblood Stolen Gestapo Crate Locations Guide, we have detailed all you need to know about finding these crates to get Silver Coins.

Gestapo Crates can be accessible at different locations and they contain around 200-250 Silver Coins. In general, these Gestapo Crate are a way to earn Silver Coins fast. This Wolfenstein: Youngblood Stolen Gestapo Crate Locations Guide will contain all the details on the locations of these Gestapo Crates.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood Stolen Gestapo Crate Locations

If you want to know the location of a disk which holds the location of these crates then go to the area around the train station.

Go back around the alleyways and you will arrive at a room filled with computers of some sort there you will find the disk. If you continue through this level you will find a computer that can decode the disk for the locations of the crates.

Gestapo Crate #1
The first Gestapo Crate will be located in an alleyway around the area from where you decoded your disk. In this alleyway, you will come across a barrier that can be broken. Through the barrier, you will find the crates. Open them with the code: 9576.

Gestapo Crate #2
The second Gestapo Crate can be found in the area of the security barrier. Try to look around to spot a mounter laser gun. Go to it and jump up and inside the window above it.

You will come inside of a room, the crates are around the corner. The crates can be opened by using the code: 2703.

Gestapo Crate #3
The third Gestapo Crate is located near the Uberteknik Store. Just go through the main street sticking with the right side. You will come across a store with a sign in bright red neon light.

Across the street, you will come across a truck and some crates which you use to climb up to the Gestapo Crate. The crate can be opened using the code: 1234.

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