Identifying AAA figures

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Hey I’m sorry if it’s not the correct topic or should’ve started a new one because i don’t really have any experiences with online forums  but i’ve just found out about the existence of AAA when going through all my childhood toys and putting some things online for sale, i have many with AAA on it but others that to me look of the same maker but with no name, could someone help me identify the ones on the picture as truelly being AAA? Thank you all verymuch for the knowledgable info i was able to get allready by Reading some of the pages of topics that were about AAA

Just came across this one also , also no fabricator labeled on it but looks to me in the same style of the labeled AAA ones, but this one issen’t as Well produced as the older looking models, it’s also much lighter[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Nice rhino

I've just opened a new topic for your question. Normally, AAA figures are marked with A tripple A in a circle. If they're not marked, they're probably not AAA or were just sold by a brand which declined the marking as it was the case with AAA figures sold by Wild Republic.
I recomend you to check this page where you will find lots of links to AAA figures.