How much electricity could an iron core moon passing over a copper deposit on a planet generate?

Assuming the moon is the same size as ours and its core is generating a magnetic field, and the copper deposits are quite large, consisting of a tectonic plate containing huge deposits of native copper, in a fairly high percentage form?

Would this electricity make something like reverse lightning, or would the effects be negligible?

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