111111111
This number is a composite.
The smallest repdigit number that is not square-free in its prime factorization. [Patterson]
Subtracting from the repunit prime R9 the sum of all of its truncations plus 2, i.e., 111111111-(11111111+1111111+111111+11111+1111+111+11+1+2), we find the largest zeroless prime with distinct digits, i.e., 98765431. [Loungrides]
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