Very probably just another die. It happens a lot with coins from this period there are differences in the legend although they have the same reference numbers. Here are a lot more 1 liard 1710 like yours with HISPAN in stead of HISPANIAR:
Verweis : "Frenchlover"Your coin is GH.672.3c (which encompass several variants)
I'm sure you mean GH.372.3c but I don't know if that's correct either:
GH.372.3c and its variants have the reverse legend on top but they all have the U in the legend written as V.
GH.372.3b and its variants have the reverse legend at the bottom but they all have the U in the legend written as U.
OP's coin has the reverse legend on top but has the U in the legend written as U, so it's a bit a combination of both above reference numbers.
Verweis : "Frenchlover"I bet what's important is the position of the legend.
I think you're right. Although in the legends of the GH.372.3c coins, the U is written as V on the website but when you click on the accompanying pictures for the coins of this type, the U is written as U, so something is not completely right on that page. So for OP's coin, I think it's safe to say it's indeed GH.372.3c because the legend is on top of the reverse.
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