Is three eggs and sixty cents a noun predicate?

Three eggs and sixty cents is a noun predicate sentence. A noun-predicate sentence, referred to as "noun-predicate sentence" for short, is a sentence with a noun or noun phrase as the predicate. In modern Chinese, it is rare for nouns to act as predicates alone. Mainly used in oral affirmative sentences, it is often used to explain weather, time, festivals, solar terms, names, ages, places of origin, professional titles, positions, places, looks and characters.