Dagors will do, are scarce. Goerz Ameican Optical Company, not to be confused with American Optical Company, made coated Dagors after WW II. When Schneider acquired Goerz American, Dagor production was shifted to Kern, in Switzerland. Very late Dagors might be MC. Might. Remember that Dagors and similar 6/2 double anastigmats have only 4 air-glass surfaces so benefit little from coating, even less from multicoating. The very scarce 355/6.8 Boyer Beryl is a dagor type. So are Berthiot Eurygraphes, made in a wide range of focal lengths. Again, scarce.
Long Tessars and tessar types are more common. Think of the 500/6.3 Krauss Zeiss Tessar, these pop up from time to time.
Until you do your homework properly you're going to miss many opportunities.
What do you plan to do for shutters?