Help With A Katakana

[Bruce Pennington]

Can't tell if this is "N" or "So" or "Ku". Anybody make it out?

[Guest]

Looks like:

 

N

 

1

8

5

 

[Guido]

When writing N ン, the long stroke starts at the bottom, with SO ソ at the top; I think the katakana in the photo is a SO.

[Bruce Pennington]

Thanks guys! I'm voting "so" also. My biggest doubt was the thickness of the stroke. It almost looked like it was a "Ku" with the parallel lines too close together.