To improve the conductivity of protective coatings of SOFC interconnect, the Cu/Mn/Co metallic coatings were prepared by atmospheric plasma spraying (APS). The effect of spraying parameters on the coating performance and the oxidation behavior of prepared coatings under 800℃ were studied. XRD, SEM, EDS were used to characterize the phase structure, surface morphology and microstructure evolution of coatings. The electrical conductivity of the coatings was measured by applying four-probe method. The results showed that MnCo2O4/CuxMn3-xO4 phases were formed after oxidation at 800℃. At the initial stage of oxidation, a Cu-enriched layer was observed in the surficial area of the coating and the underneath section as well; as the oxidation time increased, the Cu-enriched layer was no longer visible and a homogeneous distribution of Cu in the coatings was detected. After oxidized for 120h, the surficial CuO layer was discontinuously distributed and interlay was observed between the CuO layer and the coating, and microcracks were also presented. At the same time, it was found that the cross-section of the coating was significantly densified after long-term oxidation, forming a dense top and porous bottom structure. Moreover, it was found that the coating sample (No. 2) with a current of 550A consisted of the most spinel phase, showed the best densification effect and the best highest conductivity. After oxidized at 800°C for 120h, the conductivity of three coating samples (No.1~No.3) with currents of 500A, 550A, and 600A exhibited a stable conductivity of 59.68 S/cm, 93.55 S/cm, and 85.72 S/cm, respectively. Prepared metallic coatings and spinel coatings presented excellent effects to retain the diffusion of Cr, which was found enriched between the coating and the substrate in form of Cr2O3.