There were 4 different tokens that had written on them eigel [calf], zachar [ram], gidi [kid], chote [sinner]. Ben Azai says there were five; eigel [calf], zachar [ram], gidi [kid], chote dal [poor sinner], chote ashir [rich sinner].

With these tokens a person got his korban plus it’s flour, oil, and wine[nisachim].

Calf—old young male and female have all the same nisachim

Kid-- old young male and female except for adult rams

Ram—adult

Sinner—for all 3 animals of a metzora

Shikalim 5:4

Whoever needed nisachim would go to Yochanan who took care of the tokens. H e would pay money and got his token. He then went to Achiya who took care of the nisachim and gave the token to get his nisachim.

Later in the evening, these two people got together to see if the numbers equaled. If there was extra money hekdash got it. If there was less Yochanan would pay the difference.