It has occurred to me several times in the past that this whole trip narrative would be easier to read if it were in forward order, and maybe it’d be nice to make it easier to see what happened on a different day before reading it. So I’ve come up with this set of graphic links. Click on the day you are interested in and you should go right there. 
A visit to the Oracle (“The Pythian is not in today, we are not accepting queries”). A leeetle bit more of Athens.
And the Coin of the Day is from Thebes.
Finally, the heart of Greece, Athens. But first a brief detour to pay some thanks.
You’ll also get to see some Athenian Owl coins. Including some that might be new to you.
At Knossos on the island of Crete. Where Europe began!
I can’t show Minoan coins. They were before coins! But I found something relevant anyway.
I am now in Greece, using Athens as a home base. Off to the Peloponnesus to see history, from 1600 BC to the 1800s AD.
Coin of the Day is from Aegina, on an island between Athens and the Peloponnesus.
Steve on Coins 