Two PT-symmetric potentials are compared, which possess asymptotically finite imaginary components: the PT-symmetric Rosen-Morse II and the finite PT-symmetric square well potentials. Despite their different mathematical structure, their shape is rather similar, and this fact leads to similarities in their physical characteristics. Their bound-state energy spectrum was found to be purely real, an this finding was attributed to their
asymptotically non-vanishing imaginary potential components. Here the V(x)= γδ(x)+ i2Λ sgn(x) potential is discussed, which can be obtained as the common limit of the two other potentials. The energy spectrum, the bound-state wave functions and the transmission and reflection coefficients are studied in the respective limits, and the results are compared.