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Resident Evil 4 Remake Blue medallion hanging in farm shed
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The Resident Evil 4 Remake blue medallions locations, especially those at the farm, aren't too hard to find if you know where to look. These RE4 collectibles are spaced around the whole game, with six sets of blue medallions to find in specific areas. While their precise location can be marked on the map by finding the blue note request nearby, that doesn't necessarily help in getting off the shot needed to destroy them.

We can help with that though, as finding the locations of all the blue medallions in all the Resident Evil 4 Remake can get you a lot of Spinels to trade with the Merchant for better and better rewards. We'll cover how to find the hardest of them, covering the locations of RE4 Remake blue medallions at the farm, the later chapters, and general tips on hunting for the medallions yourself.

All Resident Evil 4 Remake blue medallions Farm locations

Resident Evil 4 Remake Blue medallions farm map

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  1. On the north corner of the small shack that has the typewriter inside.
  2. Inside the stable. You can get an angle on this one by looking in through a window from the southwest.
  3. Up in the rafters of the small storage shed in the western part of the Farm.
  4. In the top window of the barn. You can easily shoot this one by climbing the ladder to reach the barn’s upper level.
  5. Hanging under the windmill balcony. You’ll need to head inside the windmill, climb up the ladder, walk along the balcony, and then drop down to get a clear shot on this medallion.

The Resident Evil 4 blue medallions on the Farm are encountered just after you survive the Resident Evil 4 village encounter and everyone goes off to bingo. Because you won't know about the note that tells you where to find them at this point, we’ve marked the medallion locations for you. Just make sure you collect the blue note off the north gate wall before you leave the area.

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With all the Resident Evil 4 blue farm medallions destroyed, you will have completed the blue note challenge and can collect your Spinels from the Merchant, although you won’t find him until you progress beyond the Farm and start Chapter 2. While you’re hanging around in the Farm, make sure you note that one of the Resident Evil 4 Wayshrines can be found here and unlocked later once you’ve got the correct key.

All Resident Evil 4 blue medallion request locations

Resident Evil 4 Remake Blue medallions at the farm blue note challenge

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There are six of these medallion-hunting blue note challenges in Resident Evil 4, each tasking you with destroying five or six blue medallions hanging around a specified area:

  1. Destroy five Blue Medallions at the Farm – found in Chapter 1
  2. Destroy five Blue Medallions at the Quarry and Fish Farm – found in Chapter 3
  3. Destroy six Blue Medallions at the Castle Gate – found in Chapter 7
  4. Destroy six Blue Medallions at the Grand Hall – found in Chapter 9
  5. Destroy five Resident Evil 4 Cargo Depot Blue Medallions – found in Chapter 14
  6. Destroy five Resident Evil 4 Cliffside Ruins Blue Medallions – found in Chapter 15

Once you’ve completed a challenge, you should immediately head to the nearest Merchant to cash in the blue note and get your Spinels  – perhaps an upgrade for one of the Resident Evil 4 weapons as the Red9 and Matilda stocks, and high power rifle scope are only obtainable this way.

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