Five-digit palindrome primes
Five-digit palindromes have the form ABCBA, with a nonzero first digit. Some are prime. Six-digit palindrome primes do not exist because every even-length palindrome is divisible by 11. Choosing five digits gives a useful search instead of an impossible combination.
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10,301Singular · Top 0.05%10,501Singular · Top 0.07%10,601Extreme · Top 0.11%11,311Singular · Top 0.05%11,411Singular · Top 0.06%12,421Extreme · Top 0.24%12,721Extreme · Top 0.13%12,821Extreme · Top 0.38%13,331Singular · Top 0.08%13,831Extreme · Top 0.44%13,931Extreme · Top 0.48%14,341Extreme · Top 0.11%
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