[ahopen78]

Lets say you want a 1000 chip cash game set (WITH denoms) to play the following NL games (2 tables running):

$2,000 Buy-in (Blinds 10/20?)
$10,000 Buy-in (Blinds 25/50?)

$5 chips x _______
$25 chips x ______
$100 chips x _____
$500 chips x _____
$1000 chips x ____
$5000 chips x ____

[MeridianFC]

That's some set of cash games. Can I get a marker?

Just running quickly through some numbers I'd split it up like this (assuming cash, 10 player max table, both game simultaneous):

$5 X 300
$25 X 300
$100 X 175
$500 X 130
$1000 X 70
$5000 X 25

the 10/20 breakdown:
$5 X 30 ($150)
$25 X 10 ($250)
$100 X 6 ($600)
$500 X 2 ($1000)

the 25/50 breakdown:
$25 X 20 ($500)
$100 X 10 ($1000)
$500 X 11 ($5500)
$1000 X 3 ($3000)

This leaves you with the following for rebuys:

$100 X 15 (more hundreds would be good but the two structures make it tough)
$1000 X 40 (4 full 25/50 rebuys or 20 10/20 rebuys)
$5000 X 25 (12 full 25/50 rebuys plus change)

There might be a more efficient way to distribute but it would depend on whether rebuys allowed (or encouraged) and how many of same.

You want to have as many chips as you can get away with for the lower levels/blinds as they will get used in every deal and constantly changing cheques is a pain.