2004 D nickel counterfeit. Has anyone ever seen?

I saw it mentioned here in another thread from 2012, but nothing else (https://www.cointalk.com/threads/counterfeit-nickel.119314/page-2#post-1373505).
Found today. I pass a rare earth magnet over everything that comes through, and this slapped right to it.
I've found two 1987 quarter forgeries, but never a nickel. Looks like i found a "Henning" after all. This might actually be more rare?

The reverse is rotated like that. Comments, thoughts, cusses, all welcome. Just kidding about the cusses, don't want anyone getting banned. Looking for any and all info, please!

 

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George is looking pretty pugnacious. Must be he's angry over his reputation being besmirched by association. Anyway, pretty crude counterfeit.

 

You mean Jefferson.

 

Who?

It's OK, I see you're more into Alexander Hamilton

Really really ugly coin. Weird!

 

Actually since it definitely wasn't made at the mint it can be anyone,even the counterfeiters boyfriend meet him?no thanks yikes!!!.

 

Looks like someone "tooled" a real nickel. As for it being magnetic, I haven't a clue.

 

@potty dollar 1878 @Mountain Man @Publius2 @Evan Saltis
Have you guys seen the "in god we irust" yet?

 

Nope.

 

Obverse
IRUST

 

Thanks @SensibleSal66, it's nice to know you care .

 

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, George Jefferson.... what's the difference?

 

It's obvious I don't know who I mean. That's what happens when your mix your posts with cocktails. Glad to be the source for humor (or is it "humour" per the Brits?)

 

for worst counterfeit ever . . .

 

Wasn't George Jefferson the father on Sanford and Sons?

 

Ok now I get it lol but you threw it back.

 

Who cares? It's not like it has any value. It's basically scrap metal.

 

I have to wonder why anybody would counterfeit one of those? Not like they are worth much.

 

Nope. But it's unique. Much like a Henning

 

It's been around awhile :

https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=175236

 

Counterfeiting nickels sounds like a Beavis and Butthead episode