Is $q=37$ the only prime such that $qd$ and $q^2 d$ are base-$10$ palindromes, where $d = 9018009$?
Note that $$37d = 333666333$$ and $${37}^2 d = 12345654321$$ when $$d = 9018009 = {3^2}\cdot{7^2}\cdot{{11}^2}\cdot{{13}^2}.$$
I tried checking for $q \leq 101$ and found only $q=37$.
Context
From the comments: I came across this question while fiddling around with the only Descartes spoof that is known.
Checking all $q$ from $0$ to $10^8$ with a Python program gives the following $(q,qd,q^2d)$ triples
another Python program generates and checks numbers of a special structures