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I had alot bill change in my mind. Which one is able to give my audience after the change, as in give away not only examine. And they could be done in foreign bills(like plastic bills too) thanks.

Most bill changes use normal examinable (usually borrowed) banknotes. So long as they can be folded up into a small packet, they can be used for a bill change.

It's the fact that a bill is borrowed that makes the effect interesting - although I'd recommend turning a spectator's £20 into a Scottish £1 note rather than upgrading it to a fifty as many performers do. Downgrading their money gives them a vested interest in seeing the routine to its conclusion, and not just saying, 'thanks very much', and snatching the new note from you.

It's been known to happen.

As for source material...

SWITCH by Daniel Lovick is regarded by many as the best dedicated tome on the subject.

Michael Amar has workings on the bill change in The Magic of Michael Amar.

Sankey has a DVD on the subject - Hundred Dollar Miracles

There's a variation available from Top Secret Magic,called 1-100 and doesn't use the usual secret something - just two banknotes. Look under Close-up Magic)

And I also found this available cheap online, whichj I believe to be the basic working.

Hope that helps.

Pete