My other wallet with 10,000 had transactions later and took longer to stake. Then it stated 20 days to find another stake so coin age is in effect.
Only problem is the constant misreading of totals after staking. It says I have 90K in a 60K wallet since it added 2 30K stakes and somehow releases the stake and then grabs it but totals it. If I try to send the 30K it just says there is an error sending and then deletes the 30K from spendable and my staked stays at 60K.
So just a minor glitch in there but the coins do not spend.
Error: The transaction was rejected. This might happen if some of the coins in your wallet were already spent, such as if you used a copy of wallet.dat and coins were spent in the copy but not marked as spent here.
I never had 2 copies live so unless it is an attempt at a 51% attack I don't know what causes it.
In this case I would rescan my wallet and note the differnces after the rescan, then attempt the same transaction again.
Edit: so may be the "Spendable + Staking = Total > real total" issue might turn out to be more than just a GUI glitch
I don't think it is a rescan problem, it only happens because I staked coins. I have done 2 re-scans. I guess I could re-scan again. But I have been seeing this all along constantly during every wallet upgrade.
CryptoNick, I've seen this in testing where some coins were sent "offchain" to a bad address. Have you tried the console command 'repairwallet'? Did it report no errors?
Also try reloading the blockchain,
-Steve