The Falkland Islands. The effigy on the obverse

[avle64e]

The latest coins for the Falkland Islands are produced at the Pobjoy Mint. The obverse of the coins features an effigy of the Queen, about which the Pobjoy Mint writes: "The obverse of the coins shows the Pobjoy Mint Effigy of H. M. Queen Elizabeth II." Does anyone know which particular designer is the author of the image?

[avle64e]

Thank you to everyone who read my question. I received a reply in private messages from eurocoin. He said that the Pobjoy Mint does not disclose its performers. But, I will still try to write them this question in a letter to their mail.

[<k>]

Here is an image of the relevant effigy.

[Alan71]

Not sure anyone would want it known that they designed that.

[brandm24]

I was thinking the same thing, Alan.

Bruce

[bart]

Did the queen herself approve of this effigy?

[eurocoin]

In general collectors are very negative about this portrait. But yes, it was certainly approved by the Palace.

[avle64e]

In general collectors are very negative about this portrait.

And I like this effigy more than a portrait from Raphael Maklouf in 2016.

[avle64e]

Which is to be expected. The Customer Service Department's response is " Unfortunately, we do not disclose the names of our designers of coins."

[Deeman]

A wise move by Pobjoy. Saves the designer from being pilloried!

[Offa]

Strange that the 5 pence coin has a different obverse portrait than the others