The following lists and images have mostly been compiled in response to questions on sci.astro.amateur, or in response to questions from customers, or just because I decided it might be interesting to somebody. A recent post in sci.astro.amateur asked whether planets are ever occulted by the Moon. Following are lists of such events for the five naked-eye planets.
Gradations indicate the part of the track occurring in twilight.
For Northeastern US observers , the 26 March 1998 occultation of Jupiter should be of particular interest. You can see these events in the daytime, with the aid of binoculars or a telescope. Observers in the continental US have some right to feel a bit deprived. I dusted off some software I wrote to search for conjunctions and modified it slightly to compile a table of these events. An event is listed if, at some point on the earth, the disk of one planet overlaps another.