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Message:: [QUOTE="imrich, post: 2471552, member: 22331"]I don't mean to interject logic here as some don't want to be confused by fact. From my measurements on the images posted, regardless of the mint-mark shape, the "large S" appears to have a proportionally larger height. I believe this can be easily determined/substantiated with a vernier caliper, sewing measuring or metal tape, or a ruler. A calculator may be required for those unfamiliar with the paper or mental division process. In any of the pictures if you measure height of the S from "crown to trough" (i.e. very top to very bottom), write that figure on paper, and measure the distance from end of the roof V shaped horizontal project to the top of the horizontal slab/porch/deck, and write that figure down. Divide the S height by the latter dimension. You now should have the proportional height of the S to the wall. I believe a proper measurement/ calculation will determine that the "Large S" is approximately 20% taller than the "Small S". Thanks LeHigh for your patience and succinct explanation which should normally allow proper discovery of S size. JMHO[/QUOTE]