Unfortunately I think you're off by a digit ol'boy...
Encumbrance p.B20:
A person can only carry a limited amount of weight before being overloaded and unable to move. In D&D rules, weight is measured in coins (en), rather than pounds, since all coin types are equal in weight and coins are the most common of treasures. Ten coins weigh one pound. Encumbrance (a combination of weight and bulk) will affect movement rates for characters...
...The most that a character can carry is 1600 coins. The most a mule can carry is 4000 coins.
By my calculations, we've got 49,417 coins. That's not counting jewelry and gems.
One note is that the Usamigarans only owed 17,500gp, Albricht had his share converted into his
Bolt of Returning +3... but since the priest was on shrooms when he paid the party, it's quite possible he overpaid. ;-)
I can see the next segment of the campaign being about extracting and trying to keep all this loot! We're filthy rich... if we can ever get it somewhere to spend it!
We got here by way of a lost caravan... now we need a caravan to get it all out!
Too bad Albricht isn't around to manage it all! I suppose we could go in search of him... who knows, he may not be dead, and if he is, perhaps we could find a way to resurrect him!
@DM - Are we up-to-date on our XP?
This message was last edited by the player at 05:18, Mon 28 June 2021.