Looking for info/input on these Greek/Roman/Indo-Scythian Coin Replicas [解決]

I've come across a framed set of Afghanistan/Iran bank notes that also contained 6 coins old coins. after testing with an XRF the only silver looking one was testing in the correct range, so I took a punt and bought the collection. After taking them out of the frame and seeing that the banknotes were double side taped one, and the coins were glued on dropped my expectations and testing the silver ones again it was showing 99.9% on the XRF. after further examination and investigation, I determined that they are definitely replicas. 

My main question now is that what type of coin were they trying to replicate, and I'm asking the Numista community what your thoughts are.

I'm of the belief that the 2 silver coins are trying to replicate Indo-Scythian Azes I/Azes II Drachm's but with the others i have no idea. am I right in believing that they are just fantasy replicas and aren't trying to actually replicate any coin

Any input is greatly appreciated, thanks in advance. 

Silver Coin 1 - 24mm diameter

Silver Coin 2 - 24mm diameter

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Bronze/Brass Coin 1 - 29mm diameter

Bronze/Brass Coin 2 - 32mm diameter

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Bronze/Brass Coin 3 - 55mm diameter

Bronze/Brass Coin 4 - 55mm diameter

Bronze/brass coin 1 could be this:

N#398441 

Edit, all brass coins are probably imitating bactrian coins.