How to find the Indiana Jones Ticket stub code and open the crate

Indiana Jones ticket stub code
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The first Indiana Jones code you'll likely find gets its combination from a ticket stub. However, not only do you need to find the ticket in the first place, you also need to know what to do with the two pairs of numbers it gives you. Work that all out and there's some cash and a book inside the stash as a reward. Here's what you need to do.

Indiana Jones ticket stub code solution

Indiana Jones ticket stub code map

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You'll find the ticket stub code here on the map, in a tent in the first main Vatican City area you enter with the hard to miss giant red Mussolini poster. Although you might not know the ticket stub is the solution initially, as you have to search that out first in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Look in a drawer near the red crate and you'll pull out this ticket with a hole in it:

Indiana Jones ticket stub with a hole

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What's probably not obvious at this point is that you can then rotate the ticket to look at the other side, revealing another set of numbers.

Indiana Jones ticket stub code

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Obviously these give you the code, although again the order for the combination is not clear.

The Indiana Jones ticket stub code is 5238, the two numbers you find in the reverse order to how you find them.

Indiana Jones ticket stub create rewards

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Use that code to open up the box and you'll find an Indiana Jones book called Splinter Smash that will cause a melee weapons to inflict more damage when it breaks, and ₤80.

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