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Gold Collectibles are golden items found throughout the various missions of Wolfenstein: The New Order. Each level contains a unique set of gold items, and each item appears only once.

Collectibles per Chapter[]

Chapter 1: Deathshead's Compound[]

  • Gold Medal
  • Gold Goblet
  • Gold Chalice
  • Gold Sword
  • Gold Floorball Trophy

Chapter 2: Asylum[]

  • Gold Hood Ornament

Chapter 3: A New World[]

  • Gold Pocket Watch
  • Gold Egg
  • Gold Medallion
  • Gold Door Knob

Chapter 4: Eisenwald Prison[]

  • Gold Plate
  • Gold Frame
  • Gold Nugget
  • Gold Helmet

Chapter 5: A New Home[]

  • Gold Urn

Chapter 6: London Nautica[]

  • Gold Statue Plate
  • Gold Carafe
  • Gold Knife
  • Gold Pocket Flask

Chapter 7: A Mystery[]

  • Gold Ashtray

Chapter 8: Camp Belica[]

  • Gold Dagger
  • Gold Pistol
  • Gold Bust
  • Gold Mask

Chapter 9: New Tactics[]

  • Gold Vase

Chapter 10: Berlin Catacombs[]

  • Gold Book
  • Gold Ladle
  • Gold Snake
  • Gold Lantern
  • Gold Lunula

Chapter 11: U-Boat[]

  • Gold Tray
  • Gold Letter Opener
  • Gold Skull
  • Gold Chamber Pot
  • Gold Toy Robot
  • Gold Crown

Chapter 12: Gibraltar Bridge[]

  • Gold Army Man
  • Gold Compass
  • Gold Rabbit

Chapter 13: Lunar Base[]

  • Gold Cane
  • Gold Face Mask
  • Gold Meteor Rock
  • Gold Bottle

Chapter 14: Return to London Nautica[]

  • Gold Bangles
  • Gold Football

Chapter 15: Under Attack[]

  • Gold Shoehorn

Chapter 16: Return to Deathshead's Compound[]

  • Gold Trowel
  • Gold Armor
  • Gold Teapot
  • Gold Pot

Achievements[]

All that glitters
Collect 25 gold items.
Heart of gold
Collect all gold items.

Behind the scenes[]

  • The gold medal in the 1946 chapter is virtually identical to the Wound Badge of 20 July 1944, a trinket given by Hitler to survivors of the (unfortunately) failed coup attempt from July. The differences are the date (22 July 1944) and a slightly different signature by Hitler.
  • The gold statue plate reads “Wernher von Braun, 1912-1964, Ein herausragender wissenechafter” (lit. “A world-renowned scientist”). This is a reference to Wernher von Braun, a German-American aerospace engineer and space architect, and also, coincidentally a member of the Nazi Party and the Allgemeine-SS. In real life, he lived from 1912-1977.