81 characters, and note that your counting code will break the count due to the extra sub (I counted the sub X{} characters for that in this case) 
#234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
sub r{$_[0]eq reverse$_[0]}          #27 and...
sub n{foreach(1..$_[0]){$a{$_}=$_*$_ if r($_)&&r($_*$_)};\%a}  #61 - 7
+ = 54

#81 total

my $res = n(1000);

print $_, "   ", $res->{ $_ }, "\n" foreach ( keys %$res );

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In reply to Re: Symetrical Numbers (GOLF) by Masem
in thread Symmetrical Numbers (GOLF) by tachyon

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