337

This number is a prime.

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The first occurrence of two consecutive 3-digit emirps in the sequence of primes. [Beedassy]

3!^3! -/+ 7 form consecutive primes. [Beedassy]

The smallest emirp which when prefixed to the smallest pandigital string forms another emirp: 3370123456789. [Beedassy]