I have a idea of the token value and you will be able to buy a specific product with these tokens/coins (In 10 pieces 30 pieces 50 piece 75 pieces 100 pieces or sets)
That's called an "utility token" and actually isn't a bad idea, basically you can crowdfund your own business' services in advance or give people additional incentives to use your business' services. At least if I interpret your intention correctly
In general utility tokens are one of the least tightly regulated token categories, for example in EU countries according to the recent MiCa regulation they're almost unregulated if you launch the token when the service you sell already exists. If not, e.g. if you sell the token first and then only offer your services, then you'll have to submit a whitepaper to the authorities.
Here I found an article about the UK legal situation which includes utility tokens, from October 2023. There you can find the following paragraph:
Utility tokens grant holders access to a current or future product or service within a discrete network or ecosystem which is typically provided using a DLT platform. They are only relevant for one particular ecosystem, and cannot be used as a means of payment in any other network or ecosystem. They do not grant the holders equivalent rights to those granted by specified investments (unlike security tokens). Utility tokens are unregulated.
So you are lucky, there doesn't seem to be specific regulation for that, so you have probably more liberties to design the tokenomics.
There is an even easier solution: You can "adopt" an existing, forgotten coin or token (if it wasn't premined, regulation-wise it should be better) and use it as an "inofficial" utility token for your business. This is if you don't want to bother with regulation at all, because then your business will be simply an entity accepting this coin/token for a good or service.