They are coated, but the reflected light looks "white". But the intensity is far less than a "real" uncoated lens. Made me wonder too, until i hold it next to the uncoated Elmar.
You would not see the diaphragm so clearly in an uncoated lens. For example, both taking and viewing lenses on this prewar Rolleiflex Automat are uncoated (spotless and clear).
I see that yours is also a 1984 model, I guess that you bought yours as "new". Have you also noticed that the aperture blades are not dark, but bare metal finish.
I must say that I am pleased with mine so far, not sure if problems with flare will descend upon me later.. enjoy.
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