If you really want to get technical which ones have a bean too. There's more than one with a cac sticker
64 62 65 64 65 (If coins could talk, maybe this one cold tell us who puked on it) The second coin is a 62 IMO, which might be an unpopular opinion. The thing is, the obverse is marred and would grade 60, while the reverse would grade 64. It's a 62 to me.
66 63 with a color bump to 64 64, but possibly color bumped to 65 UNC details, damaged (in my opinion). But, you said straight grade... 62? 63? 64, Puked on
There is also absolutely nothing technical about the CAC sticker. They are all original, NT coins, with good eye appeal (except the last one. Yuck). Assuming the assigned grade is correct, any of the other four could be eligible for a CAC.
Actually the last one is a bit better in hand. Some interesting opinions so far. There's one I don't agree with the technical grade on I think it got an color and eye appeal bump a point
Can you give us different/better pictures? In the posted pictures, the coin looks completely lifeless, like it has been dipped poorly and retoned. In hand, if the luster is good, it may appear nicer - but I'm still not a fan of the splotchiness, or the muted color scheme (especially in comparison to the others you have posted here). Really? That would NEVER happen! I am shocked!
Haha, you were posting at the same time as me. That is a better picture, in terms of showing life and luster. I still like it at 64, though.
Might guess later, but not just yet. I just wanted to say I love the 1880-S and the top 1884-O. 1887 is no slouch either.
BTW Bill, I think the 1887p was struck through grease on the reverse, either that, or its the weakest strike I have ever seen on a Morgan