the issue i see here is that if a coin is marketed as say - 2500 only and a price set. Then after those are sold the decision to raise the mintage is made - that is very bad. It immediately devalues the coins bought when the mintage was set to 2500. What is to keep you from raising the mintage beyond 10k once they are sold?
And now you have introduced a 3rd quantity for mintages - 5,000. We have seen 2,500, 10,000 and now 5,000. This is very concerning and makes it very hard to trust anything being posted by you about these coins.
You have a few members here who are vouching for you as you are some member of a facebook group - however, your own words/posts/website make you appear very uncredible.
I am sorry that this is confusing. There are only 2 competing mintage values. 10,000 Which was part of a pre-production offer that was sent to a very select group of people, and the revised mintage of 5,000 total coins. The offer of 10,000 coins was immediately revised, and no production related actions were made. All private parties that were notified of the change to a total mintage of 5,000 coins immediately. No coins were sold under the offering of the 10,000-coin mintage. These coins are offered in 2 ways - Funded and Unfunded. Each of these carries a quantity limitation of 2,500 total.
For the sake of absolute clarity, the mintage is as follows:
5,000 total coins
Mintage is divided equally between two(2) coin types.
2,500 coins were minted with a FUNDED wallet.
2,500 coins were minted with an UNFUNDED Wallet.