[ October 9, 2001 ]
How many palindromes can you find
that are the products of two pandigital numbers ?

Two pandigital numbers 1023687954 and 2901673548 which on their own defy all palindromicy (any rearrangements of their digits never produces palindromes) yet when multiplied together produce surprisingly this palindrome 2970408257528040792 .

There exists lots and lots more similar solutions.
Can you find them ? How many are there in total ?
[ Current score is 857 ]
I created a webpage twopan.htm where I will append
all the new palindromic products that I encounter.

Can you discover the first palindromes being the products
of three, four and more pandigitals ?

WONplate 97 investigated the ninedigital version of this topic !