Without seeing the back it's hard to tell. Do any have grills? The middle one is an interesting shade but basing it off a scan is too difficult. If no grills then probably all Scott 65's unless the middle one turns out to be a 64b.
Center stamp is certainly a strong candidate for some 64 variant. The left and right, in the absence of grills are #65s.
One interesting point though is, the cancellation... this stamp was issued between 1861 and 1862, the postmark show 1883... so someone held on to it a long time before putting it on an envelope. Get the center one into an experienced hand, looks almost certain to be 64 or 64b (when I balance it's color against the other two examples in the photo).
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