That is not from Livonia, but rather the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. On the reverse, I can read "LIT", meaning it would be a piece minted at Vilnius; on the upside-down obverse, I can read "SIG", meaning it was made under the ruler Sigismund III Vasa.
The date is hard to read. Only the two last digits are shown, with the first being a 2 (or rather a Z), but the last... maybe it is a 0? I am not so sure.
Anyways, it should be this coin:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces126670.html.
(And I am not sure what it would be worth.)