I don't know if you make a Shehecheyanu on such a thing or not. So the halacha (Jewish law) is, again, if it's not new—I mean, you bought it from somebody else; it's used. So Ben Ish Chai says you do make a Shehecheyanu. Why? Because you're sameach bah, you're happy with it. So since you're happy with it, Ben Ish Chai writes, you make a Shehecheyanu on something that's new to you.
Again, Rabotai (my masters), you buy something new. It's not new per se, but for you it's new, you make a Shehecheyanu. Rabotai, have a wonderful day. Beracha veHatzlacha. Chumash (Pentateuch), yedechem (your hands).