Number of different substitution alphabet ciphers possible with given conditions? If you consider a 26 letter alphabet, and a cipher where 24 of the letters are sent to themselves, and only 2 letters switch, how many different substitution alphabet ciphers are there, and what percentage are they of total possible?

I thought it would be there are $26\cdot25=650$ such possible ciphers, for a percentage of $$\frac{26\cdot25}{26!}\cdot100\approx1.61\cdot10^{-22}\%$$

But it seems there are only $325$ possible ciphers, when switching only two letters, and i dont understand why?
Iterate through the alphabet (using a smaller alphabet is always a good way to start). So you take letter A and you can combine it with letter B..Z. Now if you take B, then you can combine it with letter A and C..Z. But the combination (A,B) is equivalent to (B,A). So you only have C..Z to consider. Thus you would get (n - 1) + (n - 2) + ... pairs, leaving you with 26 * (25 / 2) = 325 combinations.