Ive experienced this issue a lot, where LTSpice gives me compeltely different results with identical circuits stored on different files. So ive included images of quiescent currents measured at the top 0.47 ohm resistor on an AB amplifier circuit. Is there any logical reason why LTSpice is giving me comepletely different currents?

 

How are the shown circuits identical? In the first one the base of the PNP is grounded, in the second it is not.

 

Ive experienced this issue a lot, where LTSpice gives me compeltely different results with identical circuits stored on different files. So ive included images of quiescent currents measured at the top 0.47 ohm resistor on an AB amplifier circuit. Is there any logical reason why LTSpice is giving me comepletely different currents?

Giving a single data point isn't very helpful.

Please post your .asc files so that we can examine them, or at least post the complete operating point values for each circuit.

Putting a ground symbol on a wire that crosses it at 90° should make a connection, but notice that there's no connection dot, so it's hard to tell.

Look at the SPICE netlist and see whether the two netlists are the same.

 

It would appear the PNP transistor is incorrectly labeled in the left picture below:
It looks you've put TIP32G as the reference designator (which should be Q3).
The PNP designation should be replaced by TIP32G.

So it seems it's not an LTspice problem, it's cockpit error.