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player.additem <item ID> <quantity>
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You need the correct Base ID for the item in order to add it to your inventory. The Reference ID won't work.
From the below wiki page you can get the base ID's for Almost every item in the game. The table to the right on that page has links to all things Fallout 4.
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_4_items
Then it is player.additem base ID then quanity
For example; player.additem 0000000f 50000 gets me 50,000 caps.
Edit; If the item comes from one of the DLC, it will have xx as the first 2 numbers. You replace the xx with the load order number of that DLC in your game.
For most of us it goes like this;
Automatron is 01
Wastland Workshop 02
Far Harbor 03
Contraptions Workshop 04
Vault-Tec Workshop 05
Nuka World 06
EDIT2; IF you try to add Some of the quest items to your inventory, you can't drop them from your inventory. If you want to spawn quest items to put on display, you use player.placeatme base ID then 1. That will place one of that item at your feet.
Then, you have to either use build mode on some or with most you can place them by picking them up with the E key.[Hold E while focused on the item]