Featured 5 Tribal Masks - please help

I chose the first example for its stylistic similarity, to illustrate Baule form and aesthetics. The second Baule mask I posted, illustrating the attachment holes, is described as showing evidence of use.
I would be interested in learning what you see that argues for all of these masks never having been used.

 

I would also argue that a mask made by traditional methods, with traditional style, with provisions for attaching the costume and therefore could be danced is more "genuine" than "mask" #5 and those posted by @Diggummup, which were never designed to be used. It was not uncommon for masks to be made, used, and then sold to tourists.

 

I do not wish to argue.......

They are nice masks....& one or two could well have been used....more recently than let's say an antique...
I said they showed age...as opposed to Diggs.....

 

I don't wish to argue either. It is helpful for everyone, however, if someone can discuss ways to distinguish tourist art from objects made for use, rather than dismissing things with a blanket statement such as "all tourist works" without explaining the basis for such a statement.
We are usually dealing with things that have no provenance, often making educated guesses based on our own individual knowledge and experience. We are here to learn.

 

I'm sorry....I withdraw my statement.....
I know nothing about these masks...

Maybe they are worth a lot of money....I don't know for sure...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/626803297/african-mask-warthog-bobo-tribe-burkina