Rarity of 1 Euro coins [solved]

Hi fellow collectors! I have one question, especially for the people living in the European Union. Even, anybody can answer. My question is : Out of the 22 Euro-adopted countries, which country's 1 Euro coin is kind of rare, that is, hardly seen in circulation in EU/non-EU countries. Also, which country's 1 Euro coins are very very common. Please let me know, as I am planning to collect 1 Euro coin from every Euro-adopted country.
The list of the countries are as follows:

1. Austria
   
2. Belgium
   
3. Cyprus
   
4. Estonia
   
5. Finland
   
6. France
   
7. Germany
   
8. Greece
   
9. Ireland
   
10. Italy
    
11. Latvia
    
12. Lithuania
    
13. Luxembourg
    
14. Malta
    
15. Netherlands
    
16. Portugal
    
17. Slovakia
    
18. Slovenia
    
19. Spain
    
20. Monaco
    
21. San Marino
    
22. Vatican City
    

Hello,
it depends on where you are in the EU.
In Germany the german 1 Euro are very common, in france are those from france.....

In total have a look into the total numbers minted.
The European central bank has set up a percantage of quantity for each country, and germany has the higest percantage.

The little countries San Marino, Vatican, Andorra and Monaco are very rare in circulation (or not minted for circulation).

Hello,

just what I subjectively notice here in the South of Germany:
- the majority of 1 Euro coins is German
- frequently I see France, Spain, Italy (maybe as these are countries with comparatively high mintage + countries where many Germans frequently travel to and bring back such coins in their change.
- Occasionally I see Belgium, Austria ( even though it is not far away) and the Netherlands
- and once in a while all the others
- never Andorra, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican.

best wishes…

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