Number of Files in a Folder Limit?!

I have a 600 GB external hard drive and odd things have been happening lately and only to one noticable folder.
I have one very large folder with SEVERAL hundred files in one single folder. Until just this past week, I have had no problem.
However, all of a sudden the files are missing when I use finder to navigate to that folder. The first 30 usually appear or none at all. I try to do a Repair Disk and cannot, tells me there's an error.
I reboot and the files are there until I add another file and then they're missing again.
Another odd thing, if I use Spotlight, I can account for the files, and find them but not in Finder.
So...is there a limit to how many files I can have in ONE single direcory?? I am going to try to move the files out into smaller directories until then but wanted help/advice/explaination of what could be the problem.
Christopher Powers
p.s. These are NOT files related to iTunes.

It looks like you have a problem with your HD. Use Disk Utilities or DiskWarrior to check your disk.

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