Edge inscription validation on 1870-92 Austrian 8 florins/20 francs [επιλυμένο]

I found a probable typo on the coin page: N#17723

The edge inscription is: VNITIS VIRIRVS

This looks sus to me. I don't have a specimen by I think that it should be ‘VIRIBVS VNITIS’, the personal motto of Franz Joseph.
Other, simlar coins also have similar text on their edges like these ones:
N#23664
N#14747

I also found some material about the motto and its translation:
https://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.encyclop.v/v555555.htm

https://www.latin-is-simple.com/en/vocabulary/phrase/2102/

It seems that the ‘U’ in in the text is written in a more archaic form, as ‘V’.

I opened a mod request and the referee partially accepted it but asked me to ask around the forum about this. Can anyone who have this coin can share a photo about the edge?
Thank you!

Yes, it should be Viribus Unitis = with united forces/strength

HERE is a video that contains the edge of a restrike, it's unfortunately quite out of focus an the text is upside down but with frame by frame readable (the B looks more like an M to me instead of an R but I can see why it is hard to read and if you don't know Latin you will overlook errors)

SGreg85

I found a probable typo on the coin page: N#17723

The edge inscription is: VNITIS VIRIRVS

This looks sus to me. I don't have a specimen by I think that it should be ‘VIRIBVS VNITIS’, the personal motto of Franz Joseph.
Other, simlar coins also have similar text on their edges like these ones:
N#23664
N#14747

I also found some material about the motto and its translation:
https://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.encyclop.v/v555555.htm

https://www.latin-is-simple.com/en/vocabulary/phrase/2102/

It seems that the ‘U’ in in the text is written in a more archaic form, as ‘V’.

I opened a mod request and the referee partially accepted it but asked me to ask around the forum about this. Can anyone who have this coin can share a photo about the edge?
Thank you!

Thx to idolenz you can now make a new edit request and I will approve it, I just had to have evidence first.