The numbers 1913 and 1931 form the first Ormiston prime pair. The numbers are consecutive primes, and they are anagrams of each other—that is, the digits of one number can be arranged to give the second number. 347 and 743 are not an Ormiston prime pair: they are anagrams of each other, but they are not consecutive primes.
Write a function that produces the nth Ormiston prime pair.
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