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Lexington and Concord Codes (July 2026)

Grab free Notes in Lexington and Concord with these working codes and a quick redeem walkthrough.

Grab free Notes in Lexington and Concord with these working codes and a quick redeem walkthrough.

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Lexington and Concord is a Roblox battle experience where you can redeem codes from the developer for free in-game Notes, the currency you use to pick up gear and other upgrades. Punching in a fresh code takes seconds and gives you a head start without spending real money.


Working Lexington and Concord Codes

Both codes below are confirmed to work right now, so redeem them before they get pulled.

REVOLT 350 free Notes New
REVOLUTION 200 free Notes New

Note: Codes are case-sensitive, so type them out exactly as shown above, or copy and paste them straight into the redeem box to avoid typos.


How to redeem codes in Lexington and Concord

Redeeming codes only takes a moment once you know where the button is hiding. Follow these steps in order.

How to redeem Lexington and Concord codes
Launch Lexington and Concord on Roblox and wait for your character to load into the game.
Look for the codes button on your screen, usually found on the main menu or HUD, and click it to open the redeem box.
Type or paste one code at a time into the text field exactly as it appears, then confirm the entry.
Watch for a confirmation message or a Notes balance increase to know the code went through. Repeat the process for each remaining code.

How to get more Lexington and Concord codes

New codes for Lexington and Concord typically show up around game updates, milestones, or special events tied to the developer’s own announcements. Keep an eye on the official in-game menus, since new codes often get added there directly, and check the developer’s official social channels for the latest drops. There’s no fixed schedule for new codes, so checking back periodically after major updates is your best bet.

Why didn’t my code work?

If a code won’t redeem, double-check that you typed it exactly as shown, since a single wrong letter or extra space will cause it to fail. If the spelling checks out and it still doesn’t work, the code has likely expired and been removed from circulation.

Keep this page handy and swing back whenever you’re low on Notes, since fresh codes tend to appear without much warning.

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