Interpolation of letters and number can create unique combinations, depending on the root sources and during specific past or future moments in proverbial / literal time.
Ordinary Chaf Final Chaf
Ordinary Mem Final Mem
Ordinary Nun Final Nun
Ordinary feh Final feh
Ordinary tzaddi[k] Final tzaddi[k]
from Chabad.org site's explanation of the last 5 letters - in simple summary, the alternate form of the last 5 letters were communicated to prophets for the sake of prophecy. see, here: Chabad.org
Ironically, however, not all Rabbis, students or even leaders may know and/or remember all the fairly complex info, if were to be asked, 'on the spot' - for example when in a 'special moments' study session in L.A. - when studying the Gateway of Trust (Bitachon) - asked what letter equals the number 600, of which the response is, none of them! and emphatically stated, there's a letter that equals 600! ...looked at the simple chart online and thought was incorrect, good thing there were additional letters and numbers for different tasks...