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The palindromic prime number of games played by Babe Ruth in 1927 to hit his 60 home runs. [Blanchette] The height (in feet) of the Statue of Liberty from base to torch. [Blanchette] Highway 151 is one of Wisconsin's important diagonal routes. [Enslin] Preston Trucking called itself "The 151 Line." [Litman] The smallest Euclid-Pocklington palprime: prime of the form p[1]*p[2]*...*p[k]*p[k+1]^m + 1 where p[r] = r-th prime and p[1]*p[2]*...*p[k] < p[k+1]^m. [Russo] The smallest palindromic prime occurring between two consecutive squareful (or non-squarefree) numbers. [Gupta] This prime number is the sum of the Roman Number values of the letters in "CHARLIE BROWN", the star of the famous "peanuts" cartoon by Charles M. Schulz. [Hartley] Bacardi 151 Rum is a high proof, dark, aromatic rum. [Street] The total number of types of Pokémon in the original set (Bulbasaur to Mew, not counting the glitch Pokémon Missingno). 151 - 1!*5!*1!, 151 + 1!*5!*1!, 151*1!*5!*1! - 1, & 151*1!*5!*1! + 1, are all primes. Note that 151151 has the same property. [Firoozbakht] The smallest palindromic prime that is not a Chen prime. [Melik] The largest prime number of dollars which is the sum of the denominations of any three USA bank notes in common circulation. [Post] Psalm 151 is not found in the traditional Hebrew text of the Jewish Bible. The largest mark on an optimal Golomb ruler of order 15.
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