Sorry for my poor grammer.
Hi,I learned the trick from Joshua Jay's penguin live Lecture. In which he taught the Corned which is essentialy a new way of a torned bill to impossible location, and at the end,he restored the torned bill.
But I noticed if you want to add the extra ending of restoring the torned bill,with every performance you have to lose 1 dollar bill.
But if you don't restored the money,then the audience have to lose 1 dollar bill ebecause you have to give the audience back a 1 dollar bill with torned corner,so they lose 1 dollat bill,which I don't
think the audience would be happy to lose 1 dollar just for a watching a magic trick.
SO I am curious does any one actually using the restored bill ending?
The lowest bill currency value in my country is about 3dollars US,so I can't really afford to lose 3dollars US in every performance,so is my audience.
Thanks.

When the original Bill to Lemon was used, it destroyed a dollar bill. Some are okay to loose a dollar for a magic trick, as the bill was burned.

Then later the trick was using a corner missing, and that also tore a dollar bill. Some magicians just took the larger piece of the bill to a bank for replacement. As it use to be if there was over half the bill left from being torn or burnt, it was replaced with a new bill.

So actually, a bill is not lost if you take it to the bank. Anyway, that is how the U.S. banks replaced the bill.

So you can check with your countries currency exchange it is possible to get the torn bills replaced.

The value of your dollar bill compared to the U.S. value means nothing unless you were going to buy something from the U.S. Otherwise, your dollars value is your dollars value to you and your government.