9137
This number is a prime.
The largest diagonal prime of order 2 with distinct digits. (A diagonal prime is a prime of n2 digits (n > 1) arranged left-right, top-down, in a n-by-n matrix, where the diagonals are also prime in each direction). [Loungrides]
If we examine the possible end digits of the first ten
million primes, then "9" occurs the least, followed by "1",
then "3", with "7" occurring the most. [Gupta]
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