Now don't you worry for one minute about that... they are doing quite well without our feedback, lol.... and I'm quite sure they do a much better job with their '16-D's; the OP's coin is one of the worst fakes I've seen.
it looks like a cast counterfeit. There's a seam running along the rim on the obverse. Like it was put together from 2 halves
I superimposed the one I have over a known picture of a 1916 D dime from PCGScoinfacts.com. This is the result. I knew the stamp looked like it was in the wrong place. There are no striations in my coin either from stamping. (The stronger D is the original one from the background)
Reminds me of something I was watching in US History class "And here's the effects of an H-Bomb superimposed on the NY Skyline" Gotta love the olden days