Mystery Coin - F R ? (Id: 17th Century Reckheim Liard)

I posted this better image to help identify the coin.
It's clear that there is a crown over a coat of arms having what some call a rampant lion as well has having three diagonal cubes.
Someone should be able to ID this piece.

The coin is 24-25 mm in diameter. I don't have scales that can accurately measure the weight, but my kitchen scale says 2g (it is likely less).

The surrounding legend doesn't seem to match, so it might be a different variant, but the devices match perfectly, so it's probably the same guy: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces187126.html

Reckheim (?), Ferdinand d'Aspremont-Lynden (?), liard. I couldn't find a lot of pictures of those, so I can't tell if it could be anything else.

It is indeed the indicated coin, link given by january1may, but on the contrary of what's on numista, this coin was not issued by the prince-bishopry of Liege, but by its small neighbour, the county of Reckheim. This county, containing about 6 villages in nowadays belgian limburg, was part of the Holy Roman Empire and was not part of the prince-bishopry of Liege. The counts earned a lot of money issuing coins which were about look-a-likes of coins of the neighbouring countries (Liege, the Spanish Netherlands), but which were lighter in weight. Officially they were only legal tender in Reckheim, but many users of Liege or the Spanish netherlands didn't see the difference, so they circulated in those countries too, to the anger of the rulers of those countries.
Many varieties exist.

to identify low countries copper coins I often use this Dutch website: http://duiten.nl/