[number + counter (weight/length/size/distance)] + からある + [noun] [number + counter (weight/length/size/distance)] + からある
[number + counter (price/cost/value)] + からする + [noun] [number + counter (price/cost/value)] + からする
[number + counter (any quantity)] + からの + [noun]
からある, からする and からの follow a number with its counter and stress that the amount is large: "fully", "no less than", "as much as". Each goes with a different kind of quantity. からある is for weight, length, height and distance, からする for price, and からの for a number of people or things.
All three need an actual figure, and the figure has to strike the speaker as big. They come before a noun more than anywhere else; からの only ever does.
The verb matches the quantity. ある is how much something weighs or measures, as in ごれい50きろキロある. する is what something costs, as in ごまんえん5万円する.
A price with plain から is a starting price, as on a menu or a hotel sign. からする says the price is high.
All three belong to writing and news. In conversation, も after the number does the same job: ごれい50きろキロもあるにもつ荷物, ひゃくまんえん100万円もするばっぐバッグ, せんにん1000人ものかんきゃく観客.