Did you try what newra suggested above??
Not yet. I PM'ed Newra a few questions regarding on what happens during a repair. I don't want to lose 90 Nautiluscoins and all my "evidence" that something might be wrong in the case that something is wrong. Right now I have a transaction log on my laptop wallet that differs from the blockchain explorers. I do not want to lose that transaction log. I just thought to check mintpal to see if they received an extra 90 NAUT but they had not.
Are you sure all your coins are on the same address? It is possible that you have 90 in a change address that your wallet knows about. A change address would be a different Address from you main address.. but if you wallet owns it then it will show in your wallet balance.
I think there is a menu item that shows all your addresses and the balance on each address.
But, this would explain the discrepancy because the block explorer would only show you coins in an "address" not in a "wallet".
What PilotofBTC said is exactly what I was thinking too. I was going to suggest that to you next.
This time goto debug console and type:
listaddressgroupings
That should list all the addresses in your wallet and their balances (including change addresses I believe). Add them up and see how much you've ...
I profusely thank everyone who helped me out, especially PilotfBTC, Kehtolo, and Newra. I did the listaddressgroupings and found the missing addresses with 90 NAUT. It is weird to me because I have only used one address for all my inputs and I checked the one other address that was visible to me and unused. I have no idea where the 4 other addresses came from, but I am glad to know I have them. I have used dogecoin extensively with many different receiving addresses for my workers in the past and for some reason always got the total wallet balance whenever I lookedup one of my many receiving addresses. I guess this coin is just a little different in that respect. I will be purchasing a few bitcoins worth more in the next couple days. Sorry for the false accusations and thank you for resolving my problems.
No worries, you should google "change address" and it will explain it.
Basically, when you send X amount of NAUT, the wallet picks the closest amount of "inputs" to make that amount of "output" (your spend). But, if those inputs exceed your output then you will get "change".
Sort of like when you give a cashier a $20 bill for an $8 purchase.
The wallet generates a NEW address for the change to be sent to. This is done for security (obscurity) so that it isn't possible to track every one of your transactions in the block chain.
This is also why you should backup your wallet after every spend. (Well, depends on how the wallet works. Some created extra address ahead of time and use those. Some generate them on the fly. But, backup your wallet at least once a week.)