Photos missing from Catalog All Photographs

Currently I show 8044 under Catalog - All Photographs in the library module grid view, but when I click on All Photographs I see at the bottom of the library module"All Photographs / 8026 of 8044 photos" 18 less than what the catalog of All Photographs shows.  I have looked at the filter bar at the top and none is selected with filters off selected and also at the bottom in the filmstrip it shows filters off.  I have tried the library menu pulldown "Find missing Photos" but it doesn't find any.  I do a test integrity and optimize catalog along with a backup on exit, I have also tried looking in grid view for thumbnails with question marks but nothing seems to reveal the 18 photos.  Any ideas anyone?
Thanks
Larry

Right you are!  I tried unstacking photos and there they are.  Thank You!
Larry

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