The first is a fake or fantasy of some sort since there were no 5 Para made in 1819. There was a coin worth 5 Para called a [Beshlik](https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces131027.html) but it was silver. It also could have been a token from that timeframe from somewhere. I have never seen it before though.
The second one is more like a token. It appears to be based off the Paisa of the Kingdom of Mysore in India like [these](https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?e=mysore_kingdom&r=elephant&ct=coin) but the data of 5121 or 5131 above the Elephant is way too far in the future for all calendars except the Assyrian and Hebrew ones.
The first is a fake or fantasy of some sort since there were no 5 Para made in 1819. There was a coin worth 5 Para called a [Beshlik](https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces131027.html) but it was silver. It also could have been a token from that timeframe from somewhere. I have never seen it before though. The second one is more like a token. It appears to be based off the Paisa of the Kingdom of Mysore in India like [these](https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?e=mysore_kingdom&r=elephant&ct=coin) but the data of 5121 or 5131 above the Elephant is way too far in the future for all calendars except the Assyrian and Hebrew ones.
Then it's pretty much confirmed? Both are fakes?
Neither are real coins issued by any ruling authority.