No. If the coil is in circuit and parallel, you won't get an accurate reading. You need to remove one of the wires from the coil in order to get a true reading. I fell into this trap years ago working on a game. I figured the coil was bad, ordered a new one, and installed it. After I had the old coil out I tested the resistance and it was right on the money. Then I tested the new coil and it was giving me the same reading the old one was in circuit.

As Lloyd said, sometimes you can overthink.