So they have dumped the Royal Mint for circulating coins then.
Having “Falkland Islands” on both sides of the coin does seem a bit odd. That’s the final reverse design then? As <k> says, there’s really no need for the “5” to be so close to the bird. I think I would have preferred the “Falkland Islands” removed from the reverse, “Pence” perhaps adding, and the “5” moved.
Of the UK and “the six”, the Falklands has had the oldest reverse designs in use, and they even beat the UK’s maximum 41 years for the same designs (though of course the UK’s were amended in 1982, whereas apart from the date, the Falklands’ were identical).
It will leave Jersey’s 1983 designs as the oldest in use on a sterling-based coinage, followed by some of St Helena-Ascension’s 1984 series and Guernsey’s 1985. The other three plus the UK will all have designs introduced in the 21st century.